Posted by trucker40 on May 29, 2008 at 08:36:19 from (69.148.162.255):
In Reply to: engine overhauling posted by charley123 on May 29, 2008 at 08:19:01:
Usually a place that sells parts will have a machine shop that they send heads to for valve grinds and cleaning and surface grinding as well as blocks,Usually an auto parts place,but tractor parts places too.Lots of towns have a machine shop like that,depending on where you are.The auto parts place that does it here has a truck that comes and picks up the head and brings it back in a week or 2,but there is a machine shop in the next town about 14 miles away.I have taken a head to the machine shop and got it back 2 days later.Machine shop was cheaper and did a better job as far as I could tell.Auto parts place put in all new stuff,machine shop put in what was wore out.
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