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Wisconsin VF-4

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Trev

01-05-2005 10:35:58




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Bought an old welder with a Wisonsin VF-4 engine that was all gummed up and not working.

I thought I had done a desent job of cleaning it all up. Valves and head gaskets in good shape and re-lapped them.
But still getting poor compression on all four cylinders.

Question,..how fine a finnish do these cylinders require??

Question,...How much end gap is reasonable before they loose their sealing ability.

I'll be thaking the thing appart again to see if I can sort this problem out. Just seems strange that all four are equally poor after being cleaned up.

Trev
Roberts Creek, B.C.

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Don Voit

01-09-2005 13:46:07




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 Re: Wisconsin VF-4 in reply to Trev, 01-05-2005 10:35:58  
the rings are stuck



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Trev Berry

01-13-2005 20:26:44




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 Re: Wisconsin VF-4 in reply to Don Voit , 01-09-2005 13:46:07  
Don,

Thanks for the reply, but no the rings aren't stuck.

I've taken it apart again and see that the end gaps are 1/8th inch or so. Thats way too much for it to work.

I would believe that it should be around .015 inch or maybe a litttle larger since the cylinders would run hotter than a car engine.

So I will have to keep a look out for piston rings.

Local suppliers want $150CAN for the set.

Not too economical to pay more for rings than the whole welder and not too sure how it all will work.

Trev

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Don Voit

01-14-2005 11:18:20




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 Re: Wisconsin VF-4 in reply to Trev Berry, 01-13-2005 20:26:44  
yes 1/8 in is too much too bad we are so far apart. I have a lot of used parts for the vf4 , but not new rings. how bad are the cyl wore?



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MF 711

01-30-2005 07:12:32




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 Re: Wisconsin VF-4 in reply to Don Voit, 01-14-2005 11:18:20  
Check out EBAY for Wisconsin Parts, I was able to get all my parts to rebuild my VF4 at less than 1/2 can price Don



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