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JD Model D crankshaft removal

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Jeff

12-01-2003 15:04:41

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The only way I can see to remove my Model D crankshaft from the block, is to take off the counter-balance weight(the one bolted to the crank inside the block). The nuts on mine are welded to the weight!. Is this normal? Has anyone ever removed a D crankshaft with the weight still attached to the crank? How do I get this crankshaft out of the block? Also, who sells the best rings for original pistons, who sells the best gasket kits, and I need rod and main bearings. The bearings are babbet over bronze. are there better bearings available? Thanks!

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Clooney

12-01-2003 15:30:47

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Re: JD Model D crankshaft removal in reply to Jeff, 12-01-2003 15:04:41

Jeff, that crank should come out without removing the counter weight.. It isn't easy & everything will have to be removed that will interfere with it.. You have to kind of twist & wobble it around but it will come out.. I usually pull those by myself so I use a couple of old heavy duty V belts & a couple of come-along's, one inside the crankcase & the other just outside the crankcase. If you use them correctly you can hang the crankshaft from those belts & work it out.

~The counter weight nut welded to the bolts is normal [you wouldn't want that big piece of steel coming loose would you?]

~I usually get my rings from Deere or Otto Gas Engine Works>Link

~I don't know about best gaskets, on those old D's you kind of take what you can find.. I usually use Deere or Kevin at Farm Power Restoration [610-854-3668] Kevin has a lot of special hard to find parts for those old D's.. [have him send you a catalog] He also has a web site now >Link

~On>Link the bearings?.. Again you will probably have to take what you can find,,once you start shopping for parts for that old D you will become less picky & start being glad you can at least find what you need..

JDClooney@aol.com

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Patrick

12-01-2003 16:55:24

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Re: Re: JD Model D crankshaft removal in reply to Clooney , 12-01-2003 15:30:47

I have alot of parts for styled Ds if I can help you out let me know,email mosset2cylinders@hotmail.com or call me at 1(204)665-2461 ask for Patrick

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