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bruce

12-07-2002 19:46:54




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Is there a certain torque when putting back together? thanks bruce




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Jim

12-09-2002 16:47:25




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 Re: jd A cylinder block in reply to bruce, 12-07-2002 19:46:54  
Bruce-----I have a 47A,your problebly not going to fine the torque info at the dealers---I tried.Last week on the board,I got some info--torque sould be 200-225,I torqued mine too 200--The head bolts could be 125 if they are not of the hardened type(black in color)if they are dark in color the should be torqued at 150 ft.lb. Hope this is what your looking for.Good luck.. Jim



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Mike F

12-08-2002 17:41:48




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 Re: jd A cylinder block in reply to bruce, 12-07-2002 19:46:54  
I have found that if you use a gasket that is too thick and soft or one that is too thin and you use too much sealer on it, it will evntually "walk" on you. I think the best way is to use the stock gasket, from deere and use a shellac type sealer that you brush on. allow to get tacky for about ten minutes then bolt it home, I don't ever remember seeing a torque spec for this, but go tight, don't break any studs, but make sure they are pretty snug before sinching the block down, hope this can help.

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Menno Hiemstra

12-08-2002 03:17:27




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 Re: jd A cylinder block in reply to bruce, 12-07-2002 19:46:54  
It is not in the books, but they told me it is 200-250 foot pounds fot the cyl, and 125 for the head.


Menno from Holland



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