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Re: F-20 head torque
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Posted by Bruce S. on September 26, 2000 at 07:07:34 from (216.179.5.86):
In Reply to: F-20 head torque posted by Al P. on September 25, 2000 at 19:36:18:
Al: Just had the head rebuilt on my F20 by an expert. I followed his instructions on putting the head back on and have had absolutely no leaks, so I'll pass his instructions on to you. 1) Spray paint your head gasket with copper coat or aluminum (I used aluminum high heat paint) 3 light coats both sides. Since your tractor is all back together, I would try everything else on these instructions before pulling the head back off. 2) Torque the head down to 85 lbs. (This is determined by bolt size.) Do it in 3 stages, first up to 30 lbs., second time to 60 lbs. and third, up to 85 lbs. THERE ARE 15 BOLTS TO TORQUE AND THE ORDER IN WHICH YOU TORQUE THEM IS OF PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE. MAYBE THE FOLLOWING DIAGRAM WILL HELP. (LEFT SIDE OF ENGINE) 12 7 3 4 8 13 1 6 9 15 2 5 14 11 10 (RIGHT SIDE OF ENGINE) 4) DO NOT use any sealant on head gastket, as it has a way of going where it shouldn't. 5) When your torque is up to 85 lbs., put your valve train back on (I set my valves at .018),and fire her up. and let it run until it gets to operating temp. Shut down and retorque.Be sure to follow the sequence. Too bad you'll have to pull all the rockers off to do this, but that's the way it goes. That should be it. I did everything as listed above and mine didn't leak a drop. Good luck. Bruce SImmons,Marlboro, NY.
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