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    51 JD B First Reduction Cover

    Thanks for the tips. I'll give it another go when I get back this weekend. I did all the steps mentioned but couldn't quite find the sweet spot. Todd
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    51 JD B First Reduction Cover

    I need to replace my worn clutch lever bushing and the outer bearing on the First Reduction Gear. Is there a trick to removing this cover. The big gear wants to wedge and the crankshaft limits how farm back I can move it. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks Todd
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    Cockshutt 40 50 Transmission Ratos

    I believe the 4th and 6th gears had some variations in the number of teeth. For the gear TG-10233 the parts book says it has 33-23 teeth I've found some with 33-25 and for TG-10236 it says has 40 teeth and I've found some with 38. The tire/rim size can also come to play. For this you would have...
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    G-262 Engine Assembly

    I just had a gentleman call that thought he had a good oil pump. He also said that page 20 of his AC D-19 service manual states that the numbers on the on the rod caps are to be in register and face AWAY from the camshaft side of the engine. Now I have an Engine and Dr. Allis that contradicts...
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    AC G262 Engine Assembly

    My neighbor has a Cockshutt 40 that had the engine replaced with a AC G262 combine engine some years back. It recently had to be torn apart due to an oil pump failure. Upon inspection of his engine, I see that the numbers on the rod caps are facing the cam. I don't have an AC manual but have a...
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    G-262 Engine Assembly

    My neighbor has a Cockshutt 40 that had the engine replaced with a AC G262 combine engine some years back. It recently had to be torn apart due to an oil pump failure. Upon inspection of his engine, I see that the numbers on the rod caps are facing the cam. I don't have an AC manual but have a...
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    Oil Holes G-262 Rocker Shaft

    Not looking at anything big. Just trying to match about what they had. So looking at 6 to 8 gpm and then setting the pressure around 1200-1500 psi. Torque load on governor drive should about match original.
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    Oil Holes G-262 Rocker Shaft

    Your thoughts seems reasonable to me. I also have E-4's powered by the G262. They seem like a solid engine. It's kind of interesting to see what different tech manuals call out for specs. Another thing I noticed was that BUDA calls out for a pretty hefty torque on 3/8" rod bolts. Working...
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    Oil Holes G-262 Rocker Shaft

    The D-19 service manual for the G262 gas says that the oil holes in the valve rocker shaft should face towards the head. The B series Buda service manual has an illustration showing these holes facing up. My engine has them facing up. The two manuals don't seem to agree. What is the best...
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    Self-locking rod nuts

    I?m in the process of rebuilding an AC G-262 gas engine. The connecting rods use a marsden type self- locking nut. The AC specs for rod torque is 40 to 45 ft-lbs. The engine I am working on had 1 rod with the wrong nuts on it. It had cotter style nuts on it but the bolts for the connecting...
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    Self locking rod nuts

    I?m in the process of rebuilding an AC G-262 gas engine. The connecting rods use a marsden type self- locking nut. The AC specs for rod torque is 40 to 45 ft-lbs. The engine I am working on had 1 rod with the wrong nuts on it. It had cotter style nuts on it but the bolts for the connecting...
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    Piston Measurement for G262 Gas

    Yes they are a dished style piston. About 1/2" deep.
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    Piston Measurement for G262 Gas

    Does anyone know what the measurement for a piston for a allis G-262 from Gleaner C is. Someone lost my pistons for me (movers as we recently moved) and now I'm on a witch hunt. I got new sleeves from melling with an ID of 3.562. My understanding is that these are standard size. What would be...
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    Tie Rod Ends

    The only critical dimension for me is the tapper. It appears to be 1:12 tapper. Top .720 bottom .645 and the length of tapper is .90. Their are 9/16" fine threads 5/8" long at the end of the tapper.
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    Tie Rod Ends

    Looking for tie rods ends to fit a Co-op E4 SWF with part numbers TO-8870 and TO-8869. I can find parts for the AWF with TF-10800 and TF-1802 ends. Does anyone know if the tapered pin that fits into the steering arms the same? Developing a power steering system that will require custom built...
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