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Valve Seals for an M Head?
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cheg
08-06-2001 15:13:19
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Today I stopped by NAPA for some head parts on a Farmall M. NAPA asked me if I needed the valve seals to go with the valves and etc.. I have never heard of valve seals for an M. Has anybody out there heard of, or used these? They told me it will take a machine shop and special tool to install these.
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Dick A
08-07-2001 06:02:49
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Re: Valve Seals for an M Head? in reply to cheg, 08-06-2001 15:13:19
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The seals are rubber or neoprene boots that slide down the stem. Got mine from the IH dealer and they weren't too high priced. I don't know how long they last though.
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CHRIS
08-06-2001 20:52:01
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Re: Valve Seals for an M Head? in reply to cheg, 08-06-2001 15:13:19
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WITH THE FUEL OF TODAY BURNING SO DRY USING VALVE SEALS ON TRACTORS CAUSE MORE PROBLEMS THAN DOING ANY GOOD, THEY ARE POSSIBLY AVAILABLE BUT DON'T TAKE THE CHANCE OF STICKING VALVES
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On2Wheels
08-06-2001 16:58:12
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Re: Valve Seals for an M Head? in reply to cheg, 08-06-2001 15:13:19
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I just redid a head for an M and there are no seals.
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JDM
08-06-2001 15:21:09
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Re: Valve Seals for an M Head? in reply to cheg, 08-06-2001 15:13:19
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Maybe valve guides?!Never heard of seals for them.
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cheg
08-06-2001 16:33:03
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Re: Re: Valve Seals for an M Head? in reply to JDM, 08-06-2001 15:21:09
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I asked the same question. I was assured they were "seals" and not valve guides. I think they were looking at the wrong application.
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Zonie
08-06-2001 17:09:02
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Re: Re: Re: Valve Seals for an M Head? in reply to cheg, 08-06-2001 16:33:03
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It sounds to me as if those seals are the crimp on , positive oil seals,I think they are made by Perfect Circle. This type is used quite a bit in high performance automotive engines, but I've never seen them used on a tractor engine....Makes me think maybe they seal out too much oil, causes the guides and valves to wear quicker? they were usually used along with bronze valve guides.
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