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farmall h puller in the works

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Pat-CT

05-28-2007 08:49:15




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ok i have a couple questions for boreing out my tractor i was thinking about boring out my tractor do i need to have the block bored out or are the sleves jst thinner then the stock ones and if i were to bore out the tracotr what else do i need to buy besides the pictions i was thinking for pistons 3 and 7/16 over bore firecrater pistons




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north Dakota H puller

05-28-2007 13:25:49




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 Re: farmall h puller in the works in reply to Pat-CT, 05-28-2007 08:49:15  
we had ours bored and now it takes a 3&9/16ths firecater piston sure helped the power



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ChadS

05-29-2007 06:10:03




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 Re: farmall h puller in the works in reply to north Dakota H puller, 05-28-2007 13:25:49  
Did you get the tall domes with the SH kit? Years back, Dad and I overhauled my SH, with firecraters, a few weeks ago, I stumbled across a new piston set for a SH in a 3.5 or 3-9/16 bore. Was a replica of the confortmatic piston for the 450. If I was to redo my SH, Those slugs would be going in. Chad



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Pat-CT

05-28-2007 12:51:59




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 Re: farmall h puller in the works in reply to Pat-CT, 05-28-2007 08:49:15  
what else will i need to do that besides a head gasket



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Andrew Z

05-28-2007 14:14:35




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 Re: farmall h puller in the works in reply to Pat-CT, 05-28-2007 12:51:59  
youll need a oil pan gasket cause you have to take off the pan to get5 the rods out. a valve cover gasket, I think those are the big ones. a standard kit will include a sleeves, pistons, rings, wrist pins, retainers, some also include a head gasket, but most dont. the oil and valve cover gasket can be gotten individualy, soo you dont have to order a full gasket set.

Andrew



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Andrew Z

05-28-2007 11:12:53




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 Re: farmall h puller in the works in reply to Pat-CT, 05-28-2007 08:49:15  
The 3 7/16" are the standard overbore for the H. They will slip right in. No Boring needed. If you wanted to go to 3 1/2" then you would need to bore.

Andrew



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