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    I think I may have goofed my water pump.

    Hi folks, 401C here, and I'm rebuilding the water pump with the kit from Reliance. My impeller was plastic, and broken. The one I'm installing is metal. I've got it pressed on that shaft with about a .015" clearance with regards to the mating surface of the pump housing. I think that's about...
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    JD 219 diesel engine woes

    You must be fun at parties. It's a forum dude. Chill.
  3. ster1

    JD 219 diesel engine woes

    I'm the one who brought this thread back from the dead because I had an engine that might have been useful for the OP. I know it's old. Then again, so am I. Thanks though.
  4. ster1

    JD 219 diesel engine woes

    In case you haven't found a solution yet, I've got a 4.219 gasser for sale. $500 Denver CO.
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    Deere 410C cylinder liner cavitation.

    I think I mentioned earlier the holes were on the injection pump side. I think I was wrong about that. I finally got my cyl 1 sleeve out, and paid attention to what side the holes were on, and it was the cam side! I also noticed that the casting is much closer to the sleeve on the cam side than...
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    Deere 410C cylinder liner cavitation.

    As part of this little experiment. I brazed a brake cylinder and didn't distort it at all. The nickel rods are not only ridiculously expensive, a stick approach would put quite a bit more heat into the part, minimum 2200*. Brazing happens at about 1000. Of course I could goof it and heat up the...
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    For sale John Deere 4.219 Gas Engine

    For sale is a John Deere 4.219 gas engine. Here's a link to the CL ad with more details: https://denver.craigslist.org/grd/d/littleton-john-deere-4219-gas-engine/7723485201.html ITEM IS SOLD
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    Deere 410C cylinder liner cavitation.

    I never thought of that either, the pitting is always in the same spot, on the injection pump side not the cam side, I believe. I'm still fighting with getting cyl 1 out. Before I do, I'll score a little reference mark on the sleeve and see what side it's happening on. I do know that it's almost...
  9. ster1

    Deere 410C cylinder liner cavitation.

    Just for fun, here's a pic of the cavitation. I'm holding a flashlight so the light shines through. I drew a red line pointing to it.
  10. ster1

    Deere 410C cylinder liner cavitation.

    Interesting. What does that do? Why 1/4 turn?
  11. ster1

    Is it True? Milwaukee and Ryobi made in same factory.

    I used to be a warranty repair center for Ryobi, Ridgid, Milwaukee, PowerStroke and a few other consumer grade power tools. The Milwaukee and Ryobi consumer grade stuff, the cheaper stuff on the shelf at big box stores are all the pretty much the same. Owned / made by TTI (a terrible company to...
  12. ster1

    Preserving hydraulic hoses, floating an idea

    The sun I think is what's hardest on most hoses' exteriors. Just being in the elements. I often wonder if they'd last longer if they were routed in such a way that they could be in the shade. Not terribly practical, I guess.
  13. ster1

    Deere 410C cylinder liner cavitation.

    When I came up with the idea, I thought it sounded like a fun thing to try. I bet it would work. But, if it didn't, I'd have to tear it back apart. If the cylinder kits were $5K, I'd definitely give it a try, but I think I can be in and out for under $1500 total. Nah. I'll play it straight this...
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    Deere 410C cylinder liner cavitation.

    it was a fun sort of academic thought exercise. I bet it would work, and probably run for years. But the engine's already apart, and the parts aren't that expensive. I'll put new parts in! Thanks for your thoughts!
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    Deere 410C cylinder liner cavitation.

    Hi folks, I've worked on 4 or 5 of these old 300/400 series mechanical Deeres over the years and every one of em has failed for the same reason; the user put the wrong coolant in, and the cylinder liners cavitated. For the record, it's not a design flaw of the machine. I'm quite fond of these...
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