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Topic: 820 2 cyl Diesel
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| Heat Houser
11-11-2012 16:39:13
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A friend of mine is trying to pull the head off of an 820, has all the nuts off of the studs, hammered, yanked and pushed and it won't break loose. The last time I ever messed with a 2 cyl diesel was at a junk yard when I was a youth. Were there bolts up from the bottom, thru the frame, or does he simply have to get "physical" with it? |
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| F-I-T
11-11-2012 17:32:21
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Re: 820 2 cyl Diesel in reply to Jake Winn, 11-11-2012 16:39:13
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Yup, there you go! |
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| Kent Petersen
11-11-2012 17:20:36
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Re: 820 2 cyl Diesel in reply to Heat Houser, 11-11-2012 16:39:13
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| dont forget the four nuts and lock washers inside the inj pump area remove cover over the pumps and look there are four studs that face into the block |
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| F-I-T
11-11-2012 17:00:05
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Re: 820 2 cyl Diesel in reply to WeirdDeere, 11-11-2012 16:39:13
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10 total nuts, 8 short, two tall. Most times you need to bump the manifold with a wood fence post, and it will slowly jiggle off. A testimony to the lead washers packing down and around the studs. He can also download the free parts book at JDPARTS and see for himself. |
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| Haet Houser
11-11-2012 17:19:42
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Re: 820 2 cyl Diesel in reply to F-I-T, 11-11-2012 17:00:05
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| Thanks F-I-T. Have a retired aircraft A&P helping one of his buddys with his 820. He called me asking, I couldn't remember, so I then posted his question. |
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