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Re: Engine Overall in a 51 Farmall H
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Posted by riverbend on July 14, 2004 at 13:49:21 from (208.160.34.116):
In Reply to: Engine Overall in a 51 Farmall H posted by OldeSarge on July 13, 2004 at 15:25:19:
Did they say what was wrong with your #4 cylinder ? How low is the compression compared to the other cylinders ? Does it come up when you add a couple tablespoons of oil ? If it is just a bad valve, it could be fairly cheap to fix. I wouldn't spend $1800 to completely rebuild the motor until I knew a little more about why it was missing. If you have any skill with wrenches, you can do it yourself. An H is an easy tractors to work on. They were designed to be simple to fix. Like others have said, get yourself some manuals and a parts book.
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