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Re: 560 G head removal
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Posted by Stan on May 21, 2004 at 05:46:43 from (24.97.224.242):
In Reply to: 560 G head removal posted by Tom Graham on May 20, 2004 at 14:38:21:
Same here with me. I did my 460G a couple of years ago and just blocked up the gas tank. Why are you puling the head, if I can ask? Mine was putting air into the radiator. Took the head off and took it to a engine rebuild shop. They MagnaFluxed it and checked it for plane and said the head was good. I didn't want to put it back on the tractor with out an answer so I called an old gentleman who was semi-retired from rebuilding engines. He checked it and found that it was warped side to side between two spark plug holes. We planed the head together and I put it back on and it worked great. Just my experience. Stan
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