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1953 golden jubuliee

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stanley johnson

12-02-2002 15:49:33

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I AM REPLACING THE HEAD GASKET AND NEED TO KNOW WHICH BOLT TO START WITH AND THE ORDER OF THE BOLTS. { THE SEQUENCE }

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DAVE WISE

05-18-2004 10:03:39

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Re: 1953 golden jubuliee in reply to stanley johnson, 12-02-2002 15:49:33

I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE CORRECT TYPE AND WEIGHT OF HYDRAULIC FLUID TO USE IN MY 1953 GOLDEN JUBALEE TRACTOR

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Wayne Mo

12-02-2002 21:00:53

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Re: 1953 golden jubuliee in reply to stanley johnson, 12-02-2002 15:49:33

Be careful and use anti seize compound on the bolts after you have wirebrushed them clean. The left front bolt goes into a water jacket and i broke one off there once!

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stanley johnson

12-07-2002 06:12:33

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Re: Re: 1953 golden jubuliee in reply to Wayne Mo, 12-02-2002 21:00:53

thank you for the information it is my first time , so any and all information is of value to me thank you once again

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ZANE

12-02-2002 18:40:27

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Re: 1953 golden jubuliee in reply to stanley johnson, 12-02-2002 15:49:33

What is more important when torquing the head is to tighten each bolt only about half the maximum torque the first time around and then add about 10 pounds of torque in each additional round of torquing until the maximum torque is reached. Just be sure that each bolt is torqued each time around. Where you start and where you stop is not that important if you follow these instructions.

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stanley johnson

12-07-2002 06:19:05

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Re: Re: 1953 golden jubuliee in reply to ZANE, 12-02-2002 18:40:27

thank youn zane for all of your help,this is my first tractor and my first time ever working on one so all the information is very helpful to me, thanks

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Jim Spencer S.E. Michigan

12-02-2002 16:15:49

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Re: 1953 golden jubuliee in reply to stanley johnson, 12-02-2002 15:49:33

There is the sequence somewhere on the internet.
It is in the ford tractor resource.

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Jim

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stanley johnson

12-07-2002 06:15:15

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Re: Re: 1953 golden jubuliee in reply to Jim Spencer S.E. Michigan, 12-02-2002 16:15:49

thank you jim, i foind the information on yesterdays tractors.com

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