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Re: Farmall H comes to life!!!!!
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Posted by JDHump on September 09, 2000 at 19:46:24 from (204.119.61.229):
In Reply to: Farmall H comes to life!!!!! posted by JDHump on September 08, 2000 at 20:20:51:
Yes, the rings were the most of the problem right along with 2 other important factors. The #3 exhaust valve seat needed to be refaced and the valve tappet clearance needed to be reset. My biggest goof was that I never adjusted the clearance. I thought I could get away with leaving them at the previous owners setting. Duh!!! Not a good idea. When I tried to start her, I didnt have any compression in #3and #4. I made a few calls and came up with fact that I had overlooked resetting the clearances. Once I did that she fired up. JDHump
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