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Re: broken crank....ouch!!! need help!!!
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Posted by Farmersid on August 22, 2005 at 05:09:08 from (130.15.62.140):
In Reply to: broken crank....ouch!!! need help!!! posted by Perry County Farmalls on August 21, 2005 at 18:32:20:
The H crank will fit in the 350 block. Just make sure you order bearings for the H crank. I just put an H crank in a 350 block this spring. Also, if I remember correctly, measure the journal diameters on the H crank and make note of the dimensions. The diameters changed once I think through the production of the H. If you have the old bearings for that H crank, look on the back side of them and they will tell you if they are undersized or not. They should have STD, 0.010, or 0.020 stamped on them. The IT manual will tell you what sizes the journal diameters are based on the serial number of the tractor that the crank came out of. Hope this helps ya. Cheers! Sid
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