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Re: Time to stop smoking!
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Posted by JDM on July 31, 2001 at 18:18:28 from (206.74.34.216):
In Reply to: Time to stop smoking! posted by lfrye on July 30, 2001 at 21:33:01:
If you are going to do it right,SPLIT THE TRACTOR!TAKE THE BLOCK AND HEAD AND HAVE THEM CLEANED!Theres no sence in putting new parts into a dirty engine!Take the crank to a professional machine shop and let them check it out before you order your engine kit.You may need to have the crank turned and need different bearing.Also a good machine shop will have the right stuff to pull the sleeves.Some folks think they clean a block out good enough with it still on the tractor but waht about the oil passages,theres still crude in there.You might be able to get by with it,but why chance it.Just my .02!
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