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Re: Farmall M rebuild
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Posted by El Toro on September 01, 2004 at 05:54:09 from (66.119.33.135):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall M rebuild posted by Farmer Bob on August 31, 2004 at 20:53:13:
Hi, Bob gave you very good advice. When you start the engine teardown do not remove parts and just throw them in a pile. Separate each section of the engine. As an example when you remove the cylinder head put all parts related to the head together. All of these parts will have to be cleaned prior to the rebuild. The same goes for the oil pan. This procedure is so you do not have to be rooting through a pile of bolts when you start your engine assembly. Take a few pictures prior to teardown and during it. Have fun doing it. For any machining find a well known machine shop in your area that will stand behind his work. Good Luck, Hal
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