Posted by Leroy on November 08, 2022 at 06:36:13 from (98.30.20.69):
In Reply to: Aluminum pistons posted by jd2cyl1943 on November 07, 2022 at 16:10:12:
It was probly mid 60's when our 49 B needed an overhaul. Took it to John Deeler and when got it down found it needed proed. John Deere did make a oiston to fit so we pulled it home thinking we were going to have to junk it. I don't remember how we found out but a guy just a few miles from us was a part time mechanic under a shade tree (he worked in a factory) talkedd to him and he was able to come up with the size pistons needed but at that time we did not know anything about aluminum or cast or anything otherwise about engines so when he said he could get it fixed we said go ahead. It was only later we understood about aluminum and cast and then we found out about compression but just glad to have it working. Later he rebuilt the 51 A that I had gotten the same way. He has been dead now for several years same as Dad that died in very early of 1990's at same age as I am now of 79 years old. Both the A & B are now in hands of a collector.
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