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redkev

09-02-2005 19:45:13




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need to know if i can put 350 pistons and sleeves in my H,or how big without changing rods




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FarmerSid

09-03-2005 04:05:36




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 Re: farmall H rebuild in reply to redkev, 09-02-2005 19:45:13  
Yes you can but you will need to bore the block a bit.

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Sid



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redkev

09-03-2005 19:04:32




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 Re: farmall H rebuild in reply to FarmerSid, 09-03-2005 04:05:36  
how about the rods will original work . do i get H rebuild kit or 350 kit.thanks kevin



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FarmerSid

09-04-2005 04:04:31




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 Re: farmall H rebuild in reply to redkev, 09-03-2005 19:04:32  
It's up to you but I would bore the block to accept the 350 kit. The kit prices are the same for the H-350. At least they were when I got my 350 Kit. So the only extra money is in the boring. You will notice a BIG difference in your H if you put the 350 kit in.

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Sid



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FarmerSid

09-04-2005 04:24:23




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 Re: farmall H rebuild in reply to FarmerSid, 09-04-2005 04:04:31  
Forgot about the rods. I think you will need a bushing to adapt the H rod to the 350 piston. The H rod has a larger diameter pin compared to the 350 rod. I would tear the engine apart before you order your kit and measure the journal diameters on the crank to make sure you get the right size bearings with your kit. Been there, done that. Take a look on the back side of the crank bearings and there should be numbers stamped on them indicating what size they are and if the crank has been turned before. Should see STD, 0.010, 0.020. Then you can order the same size bearing in your kit. Hope this helps ya!

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Sid

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redkev

09-06-2005 16:16:17




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 Re: farmall H rebuild in reply to FarmerSid, 09-04-2005 04:24:23  
toredown #4 cyclinder as 5" crack , not to the bottom not to the top, in the middle. any hope for my H .



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FarmerSid

09-07-2005 05:00:15




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 Re: farmall H rebuild in reply to redkev, 09-06-2005 16:16:17  
It might be cheaper to find a 300-350 block than to get your H block fixed. Would it be possible to get a 300-350 engine?

Cheers!

Sid



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redkev

09-07-2005 18:44:43




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 Re: farmall H rebuild in reply to FarmerSid, 09-07-2005 05:00:15  
I will look for 300 or 350 before doing anything.Thanks for info, kevin



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