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John Deere G bent pushrods (Dave Wickerman)

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Gman

09-06-2000 20:34:54




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Dave I took your advice and checked the valve travel,and there is one inch of travel before the valve retainer touches valve guide,and the cam action is 11/16 ths, The push rods I'm using are made up using a ball bearing as the piviot point. I beleive the diameter of the push rod is to small,instead of using a chromemoly tubing I used a Rockwell 60 hardened solid rod of the same diameter. I had to use the same diameter rod because with the rocking motion I had a clearance problem also and that is why I used the Rockwell 60 hard rod also I checked 1 and it was bent also but wasn't rubbing. These big inches are nice but a headacke also. Dave I appreciate your input. I also had a govener problem got it straightened out,got a pull this weekend at North Middletown,Ky this tractor is fun to watch loafing along it keeps a blue flame dancing around the rim of exhaust,I put a three inch exh. on it today hope I didn't put out the blue flame. Later Gman

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Ron

09-07-2000 08:33:02




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 Re: John Deere G bent pushrods (Dave Wickerman) in reply to Gman, 09-06-2000 20:34:54  
GMan,
I don't mean to offend, but Dave's last name is "Wickman", at least that's what I've seen on other posts he has done.



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