Posted by farmallmitch on May 02, 2022 at 13:50:42 from (66.66.248.88):
Hello all, I just put new rod bearings in my farmall c and had a question. Before I pulled the pistons I marked all the connecting rod caps to make sure I put them in the same way they came out. I put each cap back on the connecting rod it was on as soon as I pulled the pistons out so I know I didnt make any mistakes. My question is, I know farmall says match number to number on the rods and on the caps. All of my caps line up number to number except the 3rd cylinder. I know someone has been in here before because it has 3 1/8 oversized bore. Should I put the cap back on the same way I took it off? Or I should I flip it around so it matches number to number?.. also I cant find my manual for the c but read on a forum here connecting rod bolt torque on lock nuts with cotter pins are 40-45 ft pounds. Im torquing mine to about 40.
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