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Re: M W pistons
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Posted by Lawmar on March 02, 2007 at 05:24:52 from (64.73.67.49):
In Reply to: M W pistons posted by 960 on March 01, 2007 at 20:55:01:
Experience - If you tear enough M farmall engines down you get to know what the different pistons look like. Same with heads. I bought a 400 Farmall and with simply taking one spark plug out I could tell it had IH Fire Crater Pistons in it and it had the 450 or 281 ci head on it. I came out good on that tractor. Of course none of this helps you. You will need to get a M&W piston and look at it and then take a look down your spark plug hole. You may want to buy a fiber optic viewer if your not sure what to look for. Or buy a head gasket and pull the head. Two people can have a head off in 20-30 minutes 40-60 if your slow. You oculd also have someone with some experience look down in there also. A viewer will also let you see ring groove and condition of the valves.
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