Posted by Gene175 on August 11, 2016 at 10:41:59 from (67.158.180.68):
hello, and thanks for any suggestions in advance. have a 59 mf50,z134, started to slightly knock, turns out to be #2 rod bearing warn,(3,600) hrs. and ready for repairs. The questions I need help on at this point, The rebuild kit w/crank sold here has thrust washers, my crank has the center main with a outer lip to act as the thrustwasher, is this the correct replacement? Yesteryears said to forum this, and the same kit requires the wristpin bushings be machined and pressed in , stock are clipped in , are they oversized? this seems to be a lot of extra trouble, there salesperson said if the stock bushings were good, they could be reused . Well I have quite a spare time job ahead and Will appreciate help to get it going (literally!) with the correct replacement parts, Or is there a GOOD machine shop to rework the crank hopefully in the upper ny area. Thanks again , and let,s keep those old ones going! GENE
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