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Re: Bought a 560 Diesel
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Posted by the tractor vet on May 01, 2005 at 20:39:40 from (4.124.76.11):
In Reply to: Bought a 560 Diesel posted by K.B.-826 on May 01, 2005 at 20:07:58:
Well first off ya need a bigger trailer and as far as the head seepage well impropper togure , warpped head warped block or just a bad gasket .The way i check the glow plug is to try and get them out and put juice to them and see if they glow because if they are bad ya got to get them out anyhow . Also i have found that valve adjustment has a lot to do with blow by and could lead to your problem with the head gskt and that is one thing that everyone overlooks. I bought one that the skeeters would not come around because of blow by and i figured that i got screwed because i put a bid in on it witha auctioneer and did not go to the sale and i ended up with three of the five that i let bids on . It was a mess with oil leaks everywhere and after three hours with the hot water pressure washer and some real strong soap i got it cleaned up and started fixen the oil leaks and the other small stuff that was wrong and i had to replace the valve cover gskt and started looking at the rockers and you could have throwen a cat between them and the valve adjusted the valves and the blow by was gone and it turned out to be a good old tractor.
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