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Re: rod bearing f20
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Posted by Canetractor on March 23, 2006 at 08:05:04 from (216.78.63.65):
In Reply to: rod bearing f20 posted by Joe De Keyrel on March 22, 2006 at 12:51:02:
This was not meant to be a Hi-Tech operation. The Farmall (Regular) Tractor Operators Manual gives .003--.005 as acceptable clerance. With a predetermined equal amount of shims on each side remove pairs (one from each side) until rod locks on crank. Add one to each side and this should give aprox .003. Never add or remove just one shim. John Deere manuals also give this precedure.
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