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Farmall Engine Rebuild ?

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Dave

06-23-2001 18:33:27




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Before putting the head back on is it recommended to replace all the head bolt studs?




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Little Bubba

06-23-2001 18:43:48




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 Re: Farmall Engine Rebuild ? in reply to Dave, 06-23-2001 18:33:27  
Dave,

I don't know if I would replace them unless they were stripped or you questioned their strength for some reason, but FIRST I would:

Take a tap and run it through the threads in the nuts, and run a die over the stud threads to clean them.

This will help to insure that you get a good torque reading when tightening them.

Good Luck
"Little Bubba"



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jakee

06-23-2001 20:34:18




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 Re: Re: Farmall Engine Rebuild ? in reply to Little Bubba, 06-23-2001 18:43:48  
dave i all-ways put new ones in,because i dont no who was in there last and used a im-pac gun and stretched the studs, tap the block good and coat the thred,s with some kind of water seal were they go in the block--do-not over tighten the studs,i think i toqreke the studs to 20 pounds ?. later wen you put the head on dont forget the heavy washers that go over the pipes in the head.s.i usally re-tourqe the head 2 times after it is warm,also i torque it up in 30 pound increments,it,s easy to do these things than have to go back in and do them agin.

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Greg M

06-24-2001 20:38:00




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 Re: Re: Re: Farmall Engine Rebuild ? in reply to jakee, 06-23-2001 20:34:18  
Good suggestion on those washers. I did my H overhaul last year and ended up with two extra washers and had to ask you guys where they went. I think Red came through and said they go where you just said. Anyway, good advice is here for the asking, even if you don't ask. Thanks to all who help.



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