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Posted by 37 chief on November 09, 2006 at 14:58:57 from (70.181.164.242):
I am starting to think my $500.00 not running JD 401 industrial isn't going to be much of a bargin after all. Becides the engine kit I figured it needed, The cam needs grinding, now today I removed the crank and found a couple of the mains have spun in the block. This can be repaired by line honeing the block, has anyone had any experience doing this on a JD 4.219 engine. I know this lowers the crank a few ths. How much can be taken off of the block, and have the timing gears still mesh without binding? Stan
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