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JD/B RODS

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Gizzard

07-10-2001 22:40:10




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I just bought a model b with a slight rod knock. How much trouble is it to get to the rod bolts and remove the rods to mic the crank journals without pulling the engine. I have an MT but have never fooled with a horizontal JD. Anybody have any suggestions.




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Chuck

07-11-2001 10:18:32




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 Re: JD/B RODS in reply to Gizzard, 07-10-2001 22:40:10  
be sure to disconnect your battery cable before messing with the rods...a slip and hitting the starter with you hand down in the crankcase....well I think you got the picture...
a rod can be removed without messing with the front, however it is very very difficult....I'd recommend pulling head, etc.



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Theman

07-11-2001 07:41:49




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 Re: JD/B RODS in reply to Gizzard, 07-10-2001 22:40:10  
There is a cover on top of the crankcase that lies geographically side to side between the flywheel and clutch then front to back between the governor housing and the gear shifter. Remove this cover and you can check the rod journals and bearings. I recommend buying a manual.



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Gizzard

07-11-2001 09:55:53




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 Re: Re: JD/B RODS in reply to Theman, 07-11-2001 07:41:49  
Thanks I already ordered a manual thats the first thing I did. When it gets here I will tear it down and start



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