Posted by Donald in mn on July 03, 2018 at 06:02:42 from (67.40.245.171):
In Reply to: Same tractors? posted by Stony.Ridge.Farm on July 02, 2018 at 21:38:39:
generaly things are the same . you will have to find some one that has worked on air cooled diesels. the engines are time consuming to overhaul. if the engine ever needs to be timed there are special tools that have to be used. there are metric mycromiters and exacat procedures that have to be followed. there was a really good IH and deere mechanic i knew that put a cam in a Same buffalo and the tractor was traded the new coustomer brought it to our shop with burnt valves and busted jugs. it would over heat under load. but there is no temp guage so you cant tell if it is getting hot . the cam was only off a couple degrees. one other concern is the hydrullic pto take carefull measurments of the hydrullic valve when taking it apart getting the distace off by more than an 1/8 inch will make it not work.
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