Posted by GeneMO on January 01, 2008 at 09:10:42 from (216.74.196.145):
My Super H saga may rival MikeCA's if I continue on like I am.
Just kidding Mike, no one will take your place!
I decided this engine needed more that I was capable of doing. We have a local business that rebuilds engines on a commercial basis. I went by and the do tractor engines. The owner was very nice and said if I would bring it down they would go through it and replace what was needed. They have all the boiling tanks and media blasting equipment. Will also magnaflux. I asked about rebuild kits and he said they have several companies that will guarantee their parts. I asked about US made parts and he said he could not 100% say they were american manufactur any more. He also said if I could find a kit I liked for less, then he would use my parts. Anyway I think I am going to take the whole kit and kaboodle down to him.
What are your suggestions about putting in oversized pistons if I need new ones?
Also about the flywheel, he said some of them he puts in a lathe. I thought someone said on this board NOT to do this, but to have them ground?
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