Posted by farmallmitch on May 03, 2022 at 07:14:47 from (74.74.133.251):
Hey guys, I can seem to find much information on adjusting the valves on the farmall c. There is no markings on the front pulley like on the Hs and up. I have the plugs out and can see each piston when it comes up to the top. Im going to adjust cold so I heard set the lash to .015 cold. My question is whats the procedure to adjust the lash? Ive heard you have to adjust based on the firing order. Can someone explain in detail how to properly adjust step by step? Do I have to put piston one at TDC based on looking through the spark plug hole, then adjust the intake and exhaust on #1, then turn the engine over and go to the next piston on the firing order and adjust that one ? So on and so forth
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