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Does cam shaft have a shear pin?

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Ben.So.Tex.

03-20-2006 13:16:03




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Friend of mine said his JD A the flywheel will turn and pistons move back and forth,But the tapped do not, and no compression...
This was a running tractor, What could of happen? I do not know the year model.
Ben




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Glen in TX

03-20-2006 13:34:38




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 Re: Does cam shaft have a shear pin? in reply to Ben.So.Tex., 03-20-2006 13:16:03  
The gear is fastened to camshaft with a 3/8" stud & nut and a 3/8" bolt. They could have came out or broke? Cam bearing broke or out? Could have dropped gear mesh?



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Ben.So.Tex

03-20-2006 18:34:54




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 Re: Does cam shaft have a shear pin? in reply to Glen in TX, 03-20-2006 13:34:38  
Thanks Glen
I went by the dealer and had them burn off a picture of it so he might want to tackle it.
Good to hear you got some rain.
We got about 1 tenth and the wind blew it away. North of here 20 miles they got an inch and some got more. Just got back in the house from feeding some more of this south Texas Alfalfa(catus) You don.t want to walk to close to the rear of some of thes cows.they can hit you at 10ft
Thanks again Ben

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Glen in TX

03-20-2006 21:08:23




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 Re: Does cam shaft have a shear pin? in reply to Ben.So.Tex, 03-20-2006 18:34:54  
Ok Ben, I hope you get more rain soon for some pasture for those cows. Just wasn't any wheat pasture up here this time but a little bit of irrigated and it is just grazed off to the ground and bugs are eating it. They are saying chances again now on Wed. for here. I've seen the bearings go out those cams before or seen them get too hot also from someone putting one back together too tight. Hopefully the cam isn't ruined or broke. Make sure he understands to shim the one bearing cap with gaskets for end play.

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