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Massey Harris 44 liner projection

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Shawn F

11-27-2005 10:15:09

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I am rebuilding my H260 engine & would like to know the recommended liner projection for this engine

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Will He

11-30-2005 04:13:44

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Re: Massey Harris 44 liner projection in reply to Shawn F, 11-27-2005 10:15:09

My Massey Harris Service Data book says wet sleeve .004 above block. The minimum is .0015 above block.

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Tim in NB

11-28-2005 04:33:30

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Re: Massey Harris 44 liner projection in reply to Shawn F, 11-27-2005 10:15:09

I have never rebuilt an H260. Presumably it is a wet sleeve design. I don"t have the specs for a MH but IH specs are very close to your cat specs, so if you had them in that same range would be good. IH says for liner protrusion, liner projection, liner stand out or what ever you call it, for wet sleeves on the A,B,C series of tractors to be 0.003-0.007. I did notice though, IH says that for their dry sleeve engines that the liner Should Be flush BUT may project to a max of 0.006. Hope this helps!

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Shawn F

12-02-2005 15:19:07

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Re: Massey Harris 44 liner projection in reply to Tim in NB, 11-28-2005 04:33:30

Thanks for the input & information guys.

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44 puller

11-27-2005 14:09:57

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Re: Massey Harris 44 liner projection in reply to Shawn F, 11-27-2005 10:15:09

I've never heard the term protrusion.Are you asking how far should the sleeve stick out of the block from the deck?All my 44's are flat with the deck.Eric

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marlowe

11-27-2005 15:23:07

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Re: Massey Harris 44 liner projection in reply to 44 puller, 11-27-2005 14:09:57

i think thats what he is asking but just wanted to make sure and not give the wrong info

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MARLOWE

11-27-2005 13:17:23

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Re: Massey Harris 44 liner projection in reply to Shawn F, 11-27-2005 10:15:09

don't understand what you mean by liner projection ?. rebuilt 100+ engines but never heard of that one but learn new things every day

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Shawn F

11-27-2005 17:17:05

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Re: Massey Harris 44 liner projection in reply to MARLOWE, 11-27-2005 13:17:23

I'm looking for the distance that the top of the liners sit above the deck to provide proper head gasket crush at the fire ring area. Thanks for all the quick responses.

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marlowe

11-27-2005 17:53:55

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Re: Massey Harris 44 liner projection in reply to Shawn F, 11-27-2005 17:17:05

they DO NOT sit above the block the head gasket has a crush ring to make the seal

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Shawn F

11-27-2005 18:31:41

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Re: Massey Harris 44 liner projection in reply to marlowe, 11-27-2005 17:53:55

Caterpillar engines specify that their liners be positioned .001" to .006" above the deck to provide proper gasket crush at the fire ring area. Is this critical in my H-260?

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Shawn F

11-27-2005 18:28:34

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Re: Massey Harris 44 liner projection in reply to marlowe, 11-27-2005 17:53:55

Caterpillar engines specify that their liners be positioned .001" to .006" above the deck to provide proper gasket crush at the fire ring area. Is this critical in my H-260?

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