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Dick L

09-17-2001 14:34:24




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This is a picture of the timing marks in proper alignment on my B engine.

The next picture is of the flywheel with the line marked CENTER at the point where you would see it through the inspection hole. You can see the top of the number one cylinder at TDC. You can also see the Line marked FIRE advanced or just below the CENTER line.

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Bill Mc

09-18-2001 17:17:20




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 Re: Some Assembly Pictures in reply to Dick L, 09-17-2001 14:34:24  
Hey Dick L

Nice pics,

I live in Woodville Ohio, looks like you live close. Were is the Luckey tractor pull?

Bill Mc



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Dick L

09-18-2001 19:41:32




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 Re: Re: Some Assembly Pictures in reply to Bill Mc, 09-18-2001 17:17:20  
Looks like you could walk to the pull with Luckey and Woodville being only 4 or 5 miles apart. The pull track is just to the west of the big flee market they have week after next. I am in Edon which is close to the Indiana line.



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Bill Mc

09-19-2001 15:42:45




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 Re: Re: Re: Some Assembly Pictures in reply to Dick L, 09-18-2001 19:41:32  
Thanks for the info Dick

Bill Mc



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Dick L 3rd pic

09-17-2001 14:48:12




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 Re: Some Assembly Pictures in reply to Dick L, 09-17-2001 14:34:24  
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This is a picture to show the position of the magneto drive at Top Dead Center.

This picture is to show the reason that the bearings must be filed. It took .009 shim under each rod bolt to have the .002 clearance needed. You can see from the picture that without fileing the bearing ends you would crush those ends when torqueing and not get proper bearing clearance

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Nick(OH)

09-17-2001 17:45:07




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 Re: Re: Some Assembly Pictures in reply to Dick L 3rd pic, 09-17-2001 14:48:12  

Nice pictures, are they scanned or from a digital camera? It is easy to load video captures with the webtv system but I can't get the detail that you do. I wanted to see your C and B pull but it was a long day and I still had a 1.5 hour drive home. Any more pulls this year with a class for the small tractors?



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Dick L

09-17-2001 19:23:21




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 Re: Re: Re: Some Assembly Pictures in reply to Nick(OH), 09-17-2001 17:45:07  
I was pulling the C at the same time as you were and with the scales at the other end it was hard to see others just behind you pull.

The pictures were with a digital camera that I got a few weeks ago. I am still learning how to use it.

Week after next at Luckey Ohio. They are strict with the rules. No wheel weights, No brackets of any kind, They check RPM's, No 10% over on the RPM's. You have to set your tractor weight with fluid.

Auglaize Village at Defiance OH Oct. 6 I think they have a 3000# class Oct 21 at Van Wert OH

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Brian G. NY

09-18-2001 06:15:07




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Some Assembly Pictures in reply to Dick L, 09-17-2001 19:23:21  
Dick, As always, I really enjoy your clear pictures and narative. That's a real nice yard; It's nice that your wife lets you put your engine out there with the rest of the "ornaments"!



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Dick L

09-18-2001 07:38:40




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Some Assembly Pictures in reply to Brian G. NY, 09-18-2001 06:15:07  
Thanks, HEE HEE But if you only knew.
Jackie is a city gal that thinks antique tractors should stay in the past and out of the yard.
I keep a dozen or more in the yard so when a different one shows up I have to point it out to her. HEE HEE works some of the time.



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