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hey mr thinker have you seen my b jd

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oskpuller

07-29-2006 22:05:57




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need to know were i can send my b crank to straten it fire hurt it .




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mr.thinker

07-30-2006 20:03:47




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 Re: hey mr thinker have you seen my b jd in reply to oskpuller, 07-29-2006 22:05:57  
i agree drew, but something tells me hes not sure what he doing , i'll go ahead and say it i think his shop my consist ok a tall elm tree?



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mr.thinker

07-30-2006 19:53:07




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 Re: hey mr thinker have you seen my b jd in reply to oskpuller, 07-29-2006 22:05:57  
if he's a machinist, then wouldn't he be able to fix it?and what did your a dyno???



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Drew

07-30-2006 19:50:17




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 Re: hey mr thinker have you seen my b jd in reply to oskpuller, 07-29-2006 22:05:57  
If it got hot enough in a fire to warp it, I wouldnt use it. It may work fine, and it may have weakened it quite a bit. I know crankshafts are expensive, but if you run it anyway and it pops, it could tear a bunch of other stuff up with it besides just the crankshaft.

Is there any paint on the tractor still? Was there still oil in the crankcase? If there was still oil in it, it probably didnt get hot enough to hurt anything. Check the valve springs, if they got very hot at all they will turn to mush. I would also be leary of welded rods if it got real hot.

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oskpuller

07-30-2006 21:31:23




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 Re: hey mr thinker have you seen my b jd in reply to Drew, 07-30-2006 19:50:17  
there was oil in it but the mains were melted some rods were ok and pistons to and block just wounding if it could be fixed, and thanks to my reply



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mr. thinker

07-30-2006 19:23:33




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 Re: hey mr thinker have you seen my b jd in reply to oskpuller, 07-29-2006 22:05:57  
are you sure its bent, what are the symptons of this crank?



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oskpuller

07-30-2006 19:43:19




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 Re: hey mr thinker have you seen my b jd in reply to mr. thinker, 07-30-2006 19:23:33  
i put a dial intacaterr on it it out bye .265 at the crank and at the pully side .156 need help my dads a machinist been for 35 years he know what he is looking at and testing,



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mr.thinker

07-30-2006 17:24:52




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 Re: hey mr thinker have you seen my b jd in reply to oskpuller, 07-29-2006 22:05:57  
scrape irons up, how in the world did you burn a crankshaft?? or is it just your spelling? did you mean it is bent?



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oskpuller

07-30-2006 18:48:01




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 Re: hey mr thinker have you seen my b jd in reply to mr.thinker , 07-30-2006 17:24:52  
tractor was in a barn fire



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