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Posted by gene b on January 04, 2005 at 14:29:16 from (66.43.221.243):
In Reply to: More questions on oil pressure posted by Randy in Pa on January 04, 2005 at 12:24:29:
Been around these tractors As and Bs since 47 woulnt worry about lower pressure when warm 10-15lbs is enough. Dont worry about bearings in the camshaft as there arent any and never have been. Mite want to remove the pan and clean it and check the pick-up on the oil pump. It is easy to take the bottom of the oil pump off and check to see if it is warped or not. New ones are avail from dealer around 60.00 and a new gasket. The gasket it very thin. Run a 10-30 oil and go. I have 11 in the stable some with new engines and some are original. The engines are very well built and were made to last for a long time. Glad to help anytime and congrats. gene b
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