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Z-129 rocker assembly

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tim

06-18-2003 16:48:26




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I am currently rebuilding a ferguson to-20 with a
z129 motor.
I am looking for information regarding rocker arm
assembly. What is my best route for repairing,
rebuilding or buying a complete assembly ???
Can bushings be made for the existing rockers, if
so what clearance is required between bushing and shaft ?
Is there a good source for a shaft also ?
I have found one assembly in good shape but it does not have the oil caps just cotter pins. Will this create problems ?

Thanks.

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Paul in AZ

06-22-2003 20:40:47




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 Re: z-129 rocker assembly in reply to tim , 06-18-2003 16:48:26  
Sparex, a tractor parts wholesaler, has new rocker arm shafts and other rocker arm parts. Find a parts distributor that has an account with Sparex and order what you need.



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Duner Wi

06-19-2003 07:57:59




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 Re: z-129 rocker assembly in reply to tim , 06-18-2003 16:48:26  
The way I fixed my TO 20 is probqably the worse way. I bought bushings from Motion Industries. Machined the outside to fit my rocker arms. Drilled oil holes. Dremeled oil groves and bought a new rocker shaft thru MF for $150.00 US. That can not be the best way. I don't understand about the oil caps and cotter pins. VAC Case rocker arms look to be much Fergies. The bearings are a little differant and some of them have differant out side diameter on the bearing. Good luck.

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Rusty

06-19-2003 19:03:04




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 Re: Re: z-129 rocker assembly in reply to Duner Wi, 06-19-2003 07:57:59  
You can buy a rebuilt one for $190. I suspect they do not replace the shaft on the rebuilds.



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