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gold-leaf-deere

11-03-2006 16:43:38




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any one know the name and phone number of the man in north mississippi that does custom cam grinding, thanks




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Cotton Picker

11-05-2006 07:38:42




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 Re: cam grinder in reply to gold-leaf-deere, 11-03-2006 16:43:38  
Go with Sonny,



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Jak

11-04-2006 06:37:34




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 Re: cam grinder in reply to gold-leaf-deere, 11-03-2006 16:43:38  
Sonny Daniels,Bullitt Cams,662-893-5670
Very nice guy and know his stuff.Hope this helps,Jack(TN).



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Bob-Wyo

11-03-2006 19:23:45




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 Re: cam grinder in reply to gold-leaf-deere, 11-03-2006 16:43:38  
Charles there is a guy in Wa. that does custom cams, for pullers, heard he will do whatever kind of grind you want.
Vintage Engine Engine Works
1-800-233-6934
Roberts Carb will do them to, they farm the grinding out but for D's they only do a stock grind, I'm running 3 of them now.
How you coming on the tandem setup?
Bob



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gold-leaf-deere

11-04-2006 15:46:58




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 Re: cam grinder in reply to Bob-Wyo, 11-03-2006 19:23:45  
thanks for the info on the mississippi cam grinder, The tandem D project is on hold for now, one of the D tractors had set for 18 years, after a major tune up it runs great, we have ran into much trouble getting the other twin D put back together, waiting for the 7 inch bore job,getting the crankshaft turned and rod and main bearings poried, finding the wrist pin bushingsand totally rebuilding the governor all takes lots of time and waiting. I did buy the back half af a tandem hitch, it will give me more ideas. Thanks

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