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JD-H BREAKIN NEW ENGINE

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BARRY

12-14-1999 05:47:34




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I JUST RECENTLY FINISHED OVERHAULING JD-H ENGINE INCLUDING NEW PISTONS,VALVE JOB,CRANK AND RODS. IS THERE ANY SPECIAL BREAKIN PROCEDURES I SHOULD PRACTICE...THANKS, BARRY




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Brandon Harmon

12-15-1999 16:26:07




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 Re: JD-H BREAKIN NEW ENGINE in reply to BARRY, 12-14-1999 05:47:34  
Yes turn the crank to make sure that the pistons arent froze up. Just run the tractor at idle speed for at least 2 hours. Dont dog the motor out or put too much pressure on it for a good while.



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Dick Cumiskey

12-14-1999 08:49:21




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 Re: JD-H BREAKIN NEW ENGINE in reply to BARRY, 12-14-1999 05:47:34  
Nothing special. The first thing to look for in firing it up is adequate oil pressure. Then just listen for any abnormal sounds. Remember to engage the clutch when running in neutral. I'd put three to four hours on the engine at 190 degrees, then recheck the valve clearance. If everything else still sounds OK, then it probably is OK. You might want to change the oil and filter after break in just to remove any bits of metal or debris that have accummulated during the startup process. Congratulations!!

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Ernie

12-14-1999 16:09:40




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 Re: Re: JD-H BREAKIN NEW ENGINE in reply to Dick Cumiskey, 12-14-1999 08:49:21  
Vary engine speed, the piston rings resonate and will set up wear patterns up and down the bore.



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