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Got the cam followers loose, did I do it right?

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David Ransom (J

06-23-2002 18:17:29




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I used a piece of rake tine in a vise grip for a punch and pounded the cam followers loose. The flywheel can now be turned by hand, so I guess the oil pump isn't stuck.




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Kerry

06-24-2002 05:35:30




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 Re: Got the cam followers loose, did I do it right? in reply to David Ransom (JD 50), 06-23-2002 18:17:29  
If you got them out and nothing broke, you did it right! Keep after it!



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G-MAN

06-24-2002 05:30:49




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 Re: Got the cam followers loose, did I do it right? in reply to David Ransom (JD 50), 06-23-2002 18:17:29  
To add to what tractorboy said, from the look of the crankcase in your pictures, you are going to end up needing to completely gut the crankcase and clean everything out well with a powerwasher or something, or you will never get all the rust and grit out of the engine.



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Tractorboy

06-23-2002 19:59:25




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 Re: Got the cam followers loose, did I do it right? in reply to David Ransom (JD 50), 06-23-2002 18:17:29  
David,you still need to check the gears to the pump on the bottom to make sure they are clean and all oil passages are free and clean thru all oil lines. If they aren't when you turn it over trash will go thru to your bearings .



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