Bob Rooks
Elite Member
Aren't you going to mic the crank?
..Parts house only offered one size for main bearings.
Measure the crankshaft journals with a micrometer (mic) to make sure they aren't worn, and aren't out of round. This will tell you if the crank needs to be ground undersize, and also tell you what size oversize bearings you will need, if at all.I don't know what that means.
I don't know what that means.
Hmmmmmmmmmm. Maybe this is a hint that sometimes learning as you go do it yourselfer may take more time and cost more $$$ than employing a trained expert in that field of expertise.
Hmmmmmmmmmm. Maybe this is a hint that sometimes learning as you go do it yourselfer may take more time and cost more $$$ than employing a trained expert in that field of expertise.
Then paying attention studying up and making straightforward response on the thread is called for.Sometimes you don't have that option.
Then paying attention studying up and making straightforward response on the thread is called for.
Then paying attention studying up and making straightforward response on the thread is called for.
I'm glad to hear that. There are a few armchair mechanics here that could steer you in the wrong direction. It should be noted that trolling will bring down the thread, and I don't want that. Good luck with your buddy. Please keep us posted.Sorry folks I don't have a lot of time to troll on the forum, I have decided to wait till my buddy can help me before I go any deeper into this creature. My buddy used to be tractor mechanic so he knows what's going on.