Well then It was wrong on the LINE BORING BAR that my one old time friend had . Just sayen . As he had the latest and greatest , Had i had the bucks behind me i would have owned his shop when he had his heart problems since i also could run everything in there . as many times i would have something that i needed done fast and dick would be swamped and depending on what needed done he would just say you know where the machine is . I could do the LINE Bore as we called it but i was not as fast on set up as Dick , his bar could do up to a V 16 diesel or down to a Briggs and Stratton . When ever i had a D361 -407 that is the first stop out of the tank then the next stop- was the stationary boreing machine to do the cylinder bores OFF the center line of the crank , Just might scare ya on how much those blocks shift and mor then once we had to do a double bore on one of them blocks to get all six inline with the crank. . Yes some call it Aline bore some of us don't so sue me .
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