Posted by Clarkbug on December 25, 2008 at 19:51:34 from (209.23.10.97):
In Reply to: Stuck Farmall BN's posted by Clarkbug on December 25, 2008 at 11:43:51:
Quick question for anyone out there as far as pulling this head (hopefully) tomorrow.
I know to unbolt the valve cover, and looking through my IT manual it says to remove the rocker arm train and the push rods. I also know its good practice to keep the rods numbered and put them back from where they came from, but are there any tricks to removing the rocker arms?
When I finally unbolt the head, how critical is it to unbolt in the reverse pattern of the torquing?
Ill go un-hook a battery from one of the other machines to hit the starter a few times and see what happens. Hopefully the starters are still good.....
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