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T0-35 Valve adjustment / backlash.

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Kevin Truman

03-12-2004 06:10:04




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Anyone know what the valve backlash adjustment should be for a 59 TO-35 Deluxe with the 134 gas engine? (I have not sent for the CD yet.) Also thanks for the replies on my previous question re:compression and PTO clutch adjustment. I found info, made a simple adjustment (set driving setscrews/bolts to .080") and it works perfect. This is a great site!




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Justin-PA

03-12-2004 10:38:16




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 Re: T0-35 Valve adjustment / backlash. in reply to Kevin Truman, 03-12-2004 06:10:04  
TO35 (Z-134) backlash setting is .013 for both intake and exhaust. Setting should be done with hot valves. See link for more info.



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Kevin Truman

03-14-2004 16:12:26




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 Re: Re: T0-35 Valve adjustment / backlash. in reply to Justin-PA, 03-12-2004 10:38:16  
Thanks a lot, I hadn't seen the tune-up chart. I checked them cold and they were way off, .012-.026". Are these hydraulic lifters?



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Justin-PA

03-15-2004 07:21:58




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 Re: Re: Re: T0-35 Valve adjustment / backlash. in reply to Kevin Truman, 03-14-2004 16:12:26  
Glad to be of assistance. I adjusted my TO35 backlash over the winter and saw about the same amount of variation as you did. This is a fairly easy task (removing fuel tank is the biggest pain) and can really add years to the life of the valve train.



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Gregg/Ohio

03-14-2004 17:34:22




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 Re: Re: Re: T0-35 Valve adjustment / backlash. in reply to Kevin Truman, 03-14-2004 16:12:26  
"Are these hydraulic lifters?" No... The Great Z-134 engine you have,has factory mechcanial Lifters,They are very Durable. Gregg/Ohio 1959 TO-35



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