Posted by trucker40 on February 06, 2008 at 18:48:44 from (69.154.214.97):
In Reply to: Re: Enough posted by Lanse on February 06, 2008 at 15:36:57:
That valve is stuck.You need to take it to a shop and have the valves ground.I dont see why you would part out a tractor because it needs overhauled.Probly 80% of the vehicles and tractors you own the rest of your life will need to be rebuilt. You need to find some time to read on how a motor works,after you get your school work done. Dont let frustration fool you.You can rebuild a motor,and when you are done,its a great feeling to know that you did that.I cant describe it.It makes you want to do it again.Its kind of like a fever in a good way. A gas motor has a crankshaft,which is conected to a camshaft,which is inside a block,called a rotating assembly,there are pistons conected to the crankshaft,when the motor is turned over the camshaft turns by being hooked to the crankshaft by gears or chain a lot like on a bicycle,the gears or chain turn the cam at half the speed of the crank.There is a combustion stroke of the piston in one revolution where when the piston is all the way up both valves are closed,gas is ignited by the spark plug,piston goes down,when it comes up again the exhaust valve is open and it forces out the exhaust,then when it comes back up intake valve is open and it draws gas in.
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