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Posted by tj in iowa on August 04, 2007 at 19:26:36 from (67.1.120.174):
My 806 was running poor, checked comp. and found the head gasket was blown on #2, sent the head to the machine shop for the works, pulled the pistons out, the center 4 have burnt spots on top, like it melted a little. Maybe that is from ether or poor injectors. I don't like the look of the pistons, so I am going to replace them, but should I leave the sleeves, they look really good, I know it is a lot of work to fit the new sleeves, and I need this tractor for harvest. I am going to check the injectors before I put it together, put in new bearings. Just wondering if I should leave the sleeves, or just put it all in new. Thanks.
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