Re: Farmall 130, want opinions

Posted by Glynn Moore on December 03, 2008 at 05:22:16 from (216.81.102.142):

In Reply to: Farmall 130, want opinions posted by Hugh MacKay on December 03, 2008 at 03:55:34:

Hugh, I know from your many posts on this forum and the advise you have given me that you can do
this yourself--Iplay around with these old tractors as a hobby--I am certainly not a pro; however, I have rebuilt several of these off-sets. Really not that bad of a job--You can easily build a sleeve puller very inexpensive if you don't have one or assess to one--Make sure you get the right size sleeve kit--Clean the o-ring grooves in the block good--Have your bearings miked and gring the shaft only if needed. Here in south Ga. you can rebuild that engine complete with shaft grinding, all bearings including cam bearings, etc, head work assuming it is not cracked, sleeves, pistons,rings,etc--the works for way under $1000.00 for the parts and not skimp--You will know the engine is fixed RIGHT--I would say to go
for it-------------Glynn

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