Norman from iSaveTractors

[dewey7015]

Glad that your here! I bought a case 195 from you, and your knowledge is soooo valuable!! Thanks

 

[Joe Bolt]

Norman glad to have you here I have rebuilt a few k532 engines with your parts over the last 4 years. Now I am working on a M16 Kohler and I am wanting to know if the third balancer gear is to be positioned identically with the others or 180* opposite. The manual says position it parallel to the other two gears?

 

[Ross10]

Very pleased you have found a new home, your fuel pumps have kept my 312-8 which is now about 37 years old, going. It's like a new heart!

 

[NormanSavesTractors]

Norman glad to have you here I have rebuilt a few k532 engines with your parts over the last 4 years. Now I am working on a M16 Kohler and I am wanting to know if the third balancer gear is to be positioned identically with the others or 180* opposite. The manual says position it parallel to the other two gears?

Yes essentially the way the balance gears work is their heavy side will be opposite the heavy side of the crankshaft when at the 3 and 9 o'clock positions. Send me an email: [email protected] and I will send you a document that shows the install.

 

[NormanSavesTractors]

Very pleased you have found a new home, your fuel pumps have kept my 312-8 which is now about 37 years old, going. It's like a new heart!

. Thanks for your kind words.

 

[PAUL@PFENGINEERING]

Hello Norman! one of my customers mentioned that you had taken a job at Yesterday's Tractors so i had to come and find you.
congratulations on this new chapter in your life. i wish you all the best my friend.
~ Paul

 

[NormanSavesTractors]

Hello Norman! one of my customers mentioned that you had taken a job at Yesterday's Tractors so i had to come and find you.
congratulations on this new chapter in your life. i wish you all the best my friend.
~ Paul

Hi Paul! Great to hear from you!

Thanks for your kind words! My backhoe and loader from your plans, still working today!

If you ever want to reach out my email is: [email protected]

 

[PAUL@PFENGINEERING]

I will do that, thanks for the contact info!
Wow, you must have built that nearly 20 years ago. Nice!