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rjohn wi

04-03-2005 14:31:59




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Hi I am working on my 1920 fordson F and cannot find out what the clearance should be on the rod and main bearings. Does any one have this information? Thanks a lot Roger




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Bob

04-03-2005 20:37:18




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 Re: OT 1920 fordson in reply to rjohn wi, 04-03-2005 14:31:59  
Don't know exactly about an old Fordson. but MOST ANY engine is "happy" with a bearing clearance no less than .001", and no more than .035".

Of course, if the crank is worn out of round a bit, it needs .001" of clearance at it's largest diameter.



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