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Re: Removing fanshaft from 1937 JD A
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Posted by DRL on May 05, 2007 at 21:47:46 from (24.32.126.45):
In Reply to: Removing fanshaft from 1937 JD A posted by 1 Dollar on May 05, 2007 at 21:21:32:
Either the radiator or governor has to be moved. Depends on how far you are torn down already as to which is easier. Radiator is held down by two bolts. If they haven"t been removed since "37, they may be quite difficult and the possibility of breaking them off is quite high.
The governor can be slid back enough to get the clearance you need, but you will need to open the crankcase and disconnect the oil line to the governor. I usually turn the engine over until it is on compression on #1 cylinder before I take the governor loose. This makes it easier to set the mag drive at the proper spot when you go back together with it.
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