TractorTucker
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I have heard that the diesel crank can't be ground, it just has to be replaces. Is there any truth to this? If anyone has had a diesel crank ground how well did it work?
Rod journal diameter on that engine is 2.2985
Grinding it .010 would leave you with 2.2975
(quoted from post at 18:53:32 01/11/21) If the oil was diluted with Diesel make sure and check the needle bearings on the counter balancer!! I picked up an 861 that the balancer bearings went out on due to the crankcase oil filling with diesel 4 different times and it being run..
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