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Re: Problems with new engine overhaul
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Posted by machinery-man on June 30, 2006 at 13:01:07 from (68.155.215.216):
In Reply to: Problems with new engine overhaul posted by '71 3020 on June 29, 2006 at 19:20:20:
Seems like you"re learning a lesson outside the classroom. My experience over 45 plus years working on equipment is there is not anyway to patch up something turning thousands of rpms. It"s either right or junk after the project. Also you can"t rig up something to save money. From your description in trying to do someone a favor because they didn"t want to spend money or allow you to spend money and do it right you"ve got both a bump repair and misdirected neighbor. I believe I"d straighten out my neighbor before I did anymore on the tractor. Other than that you"re just getting in deeper. He"ll have you buying him a new tractor.
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