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DB 990A engine overhaul

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S�ren S�rensen

12-22-2004 20:11:52




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I have torn my engine apart cause it had a loud clonking sound ( it's an A 449001 )
Found conrod bearing 4 complitely squashed.

Q1: The crankshaft is worn 1 m/m below normal, is it nessesary to completly remowe it for regrinding or are the bearings strong enough to just mount an oversize bearing at #4 and new standard sizes on the others.

Q2: The pistons are cracked between the rings can i use used pistons with new rings to replase them if i hone the cylinders.

I'm not interested in spending 1000$ on a tractor wich only costed me 300$ to buy incl. front lift.

I was wondering about bying a used engine to replase mine, are there other engines who would fit in the frame.

When the maschine gets running its only gonna be used for forest jobs and road use no field work, so it's not gonna be working hard.

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Soren Sorensen
Denmark

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S�ren S�rensen

12-25-2004 12:51:24




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 Re: DB 990A engine overhaul in reply to S�ren S�rensen, 12-22-2004 20:11:52  
Come to think of it i might be better off replacing the engine.

What engine will fit the 990A frame.

And what are the prices of such engine.(aprox)

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S�ren S�rensen



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kyhayman

12-24-2004 18:53:03




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 Re: DB 990A engine overhaul in reply to S�ren S�rensen, 12-22-2004 20:11:52  
Sounds like an ether job :-). Been there, done that, twice. Might try to hone and measure the cylinders, see what it takes to clean the walls. Be sure and check carefully each cylinder. Ver first engine I ever built was a 3 cyl Case/DB. Every cylinder was bored a different size before I got it. I only checke d one hole and it was standard so I put standard pistons in other two holes were .020 overbores and this was enough to trash the pistons.

As far as the crank, I'm not good enough on metric to SAE conversion to compare 1 mm. I'd say it needs a turn if it spun a bearing, you might get away with a .005 out of size but it wont forgive scratches. I have not found a source of used or reman engines for these. Sorry, wish I had better news.

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