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compression test was 290, 240 ,290 on a cold engine, repeated after putting some oil into the cylinder as suggested by the manual and got 480,290,500. The middle cylinder looks like an issue, but it is above the 264 psi that apparently is when diesel will ignite, It was above 264 when oil was added...

Settle down now, y'all! I was just CURIOUS!

There is no such thing as "Fix It" in a can. These things are marketing gimmicks. All they do is cause the material the seals are made of to soften and swell up. This result may stop a leak momentarily but inevitably you will have to go in and fix the problem. I was just curious what folks thought....

In my experience, every time I had one come in with a seal leaking they all led to having bad bearings that caused the seals to fail. The input shaft on the early reversers especially are very prone to do this. Saying the bearings were good, has anyone ever used hydraulic sealant like the stuff Luc...

Reckon it should still do it's job since the journal is the same size as 1/8" before it...maybe even better if there was previous wear.

Going from the description…I would assume the hole that the tach gear would go into is the same hole that item #6 in the below link would screw in to? https://partscatalog.deere.com/jdrc/sidebyside/equipment/59420/referrer/search/pgId/20364 As it turns out, my machine doesn’t have this hole in it. ...

preventec47 wrote: ↑

Thu May 19, 2022 12:19 pm

parts machine

Unless you have a fat wallet and love to wrench on really expensive heavy stuff

cordlesscarpenter wrote: ↑

Sun May 15, 2022 10:55 pm

torquing all 296 bolts

You'll feel that! When I swapped out my rails, sprockets, and new pads, I bought a nice electric impact. Won't stretch 'em, but gets within a half a turn!

Still don't know what I'm gonna do about the seat cushions, perhaps I could give it a go myself or find a local upholstery shop? Any suggestions? With the new, stretchy material they sell on Amazon, I did my motorcycle and quad seats last year. Watched a couple videos, no problem. Much cheaper that...

cordlesscarpenter wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 13, 2022 9:54 pm

it's a green light for tomorrow!

Hope all went well!

Lavoy wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 02, 2022 4:52 pm

or run a rock or something through the tracks,
Lavoy

Before I got new pads with relief holes cut, bound up snow would shake your teeth when the chain jumped teeth on the sprocket.

i noticed a lot of diesel near the fuel pump and thought it was leaking and i bought new gaskets and rebuilt it. Just to be clear, you installed a new diaphragm when you changed the gaskets? I didn't i just got a kit that had the gaskets and watched a guy on YouTube do it. He had the kit linked so ...

Bugsaway wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 01, 2021 8:05 am

i noticed a lot of diesel near the fuel pump and thought it was leaking and i bought new gaskets and rebuilt it.

Just to be clear, you installed a new diaphragm when you changed the gaskets?

Is your radiator fan pushing or pulling?