Posted by Gauger on October 14, 2007 at 14:10:21 from (70.92.157.61):
I buttoned up the front end on the SH engine rebuild today. I tripled checked everything (I thought) before installing the heavy cast iron cover. I discovered that I forgot the protective screen for the oil fill. It is the version that is fastened to the inside of the cover with two 1/4" capscrews secured with a safety wire. No problem. I could install it through the opening for the hydraulic pump. Put one screw in, dropped the second and it fell down into the gear train. I wasn't smart enough to flip the engine on the stand so that if I dropped a screw it would simply fall out of the oil fill opening. I could rotate the crank one way only, the screw would jam in between two gears the other way. I played with it for two hours, spinning the engine on the stand and shaking things every which way. No luck. I was just about to give up and get ready for church, destined to pull the cover later, no doubt trashing the gasket, when I gave the crank pulley one last wiggle. Tink! What a great sound. It fell right out. Divine intervention?? :-)
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