Re: Re: Re: Re: H cold valve adjustment

Posted by riverbend on December 02, 2003 at 06:55:21 from (208.160.34.170):

In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: H cold valve adjustment posted by FarmallH42 on December 01, 2003 at 19:37:47:

I kept things pretty clean, but I don't have great workspaces. It is not outside, but pretty close. The bearings and journals were spotless everytime they went together.

I am not so worried about a bit of dust or stray gasket crumb as much as I think about the new rings scrubbing up against the new sleeves. Since not all the oil goes through the filter everytime it circulates, some of that metal is going to find it's way to the bearings.

When we put new rings in my Dad's 16 hp Briggs, and ran it for ten minutes, the oil came out looking like glitter. It did quit smoking though.

The motor on the H is a lot heavier and expensive to rebuild, so I would like to keep it together for as long as possible.

Greg

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