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Help for rebuilding an AC-B

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Tyler(WA)

01-02-2001 06:24:29




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A friend of mine has an AC-B with compression between 50 and 65 psi. Let's just say that he can't run it in the barn with any livestock and that there's NO TROUBLE locating him on his property, once he gets the ol' girl started.

Walt's Tractor seems to have the best price for a rebuild kit. Any recomendations?




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ridge runner

01-04-2001 17:41:49




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 Re: Help for rebuilding an AC-B in reply to Tyler(WA), 01-02-2001 06:24:29  
Before you start overhaul, run a qt. of automatic transmission fluid to loosen and clean dirt and gum. This might help with internal engine cleanup. Also power wash the engine before disassmebly if possible.



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Dick L

01-02-2001 06:53:42




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 Re: Help for rebuilding an AC-B in reply to Tyler(WA), 01-02-2001 06:24:29  
Tyler, the guy I am working with up in Alaska got an exceptional price on a complete rebuild kit. I am at work but will get the address and phone number for you when I go home for lunch.



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Tyler(WA)

01-02-2001 07:09:12




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 Re: Re: Help for rebuilding an AC-B in reply to Dick L, 01-02-2001 06:53:42  
Thanks! With my friend's compression readings... he's going to need all the help he can get.

I'll probably end up helping him rebuild his 'B' just before I start into my own. I've never rebuilt a block with sleeves before. I'm looking forward to it.



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Dick L

01-02-2001 08:31:04




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 Re: Re: Re: Help for rebuilding an AC-B in reply to Tyler(WA), 01-02-2001 07:09:12  
Piece of cake Tyler, after you get through five or six you will be able to do them in your sleep.
Any questions, give me a shout Jonessalvage.com 402-387-2171 Kit# EOK 1122 for 540.33



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