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smoker

04-04-2002 05:02:12




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How do I get the pin out that holds the radiator to the frame? I have already heated the frame mounts but I can't get in to heat the radiator.




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Gpower

04-04-2002 06:05:28




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 Re: JD R radiator pin in reply to smoker , 04-04-2002 05:02:12  
Hey Smoker, been there before. What I did was put a peice of pipe that would fit over the pin on the outside, then screw in a long bolt thru the pipe into the threads of the pin, where the pipe would allow me to pull the pin. Next I heated the cast frame around the pin on both sides red, about 1 inch around the pin. Tighten the bolt down so it is pulling against the pin good, make sure you have it threaded in good, then hit the end of that bolt a few times with a sledge, good and hard, keep doing that and it will move, the radiator really is not as tight on the pin as you think, its just the frame that is. I spent about 2 hours, and she came out. Cleaned the pin upp god, put never seize on it and she slide right in. Good luck...hows the R coming??

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smoker

04-04-2002 06:44:51




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 Re: Re: JD R radiator pin in reply to Gpower, 04-04-2002 06:05:28  
Well, it is coming slowly. Tuesday I picked up all my parts I had machined. $1100 is a little more than I was expecting. How much are the wrist pin bushings that go in the rods? I was charged $150 a piece. Finances are getting real tight and I don't know if I will be able to go as far as I wanted with the motor. Talk to you later. Nick



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Frank-in-Tallahassee

04-04-2002 07:01:27




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 Re: Re: Re: JD R radiator pin in reply to smoker , 04-04-2002 06:44:51  
Smoker:

The wrist pin bushings for my 70D were $108 a piece from Deere, so I'm afraid you're in the ball park. These big diesels conserve fuel, but they eat big bucks !

Frank-in-Tallahassee
70D // 855



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