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To dress or not to dress?
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Posted by bnowen on June 08, 2007 at 20:44:03 from (69.92.101.37):
Actually the question is not as risque as the title. I have bought a it from this site for my 49 C Farmall. The rod bearings were pretty shot and it had some small groves in the crankshaft under the rod bearings. I ordered the .002 bearing to put back in the motor. The question concerns my innate desire to get my emory cloth and carefully remove some of the groves before I put in the new bearings. They aren't bad enough to have the crank ground. One mechanic told me to not touch them and just put the new bearing in as it is. What do you think?
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