155D Rebuild

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I'm in the process of rebuilding my '77 155d. My first engine rebuild. It was overheating, blow by, hard to start, low on power. I have it all pulled apart. It looks like the headgasket was blown. Piston rings are in tact. Some wear on the Pistons. Rod bearings worn out. I have all the replacement parts ordered. Sleeves. Rings. Pistons. Gaskets.

Should I try and polish the crank? What about the head...should I take it to a machine shop and get it checked?

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Ok. Is it possible to check the crank without removing it? I can check the head with a straight edge. Other than checking for warpage would it make sense to check the valve seats or is that rarely an issue on these tractors.

Service manual is on its way with the parts order.
 
Other than checking for warpage would it make sense to check the valve seats or is that rarely an issue on these tractors.
Have a machine shop check the head for cracks and the surface, have them grind the valves. It only makes sense to me if you are putting new sleeves and pistons in.
You can check the rod journals of the crank without removing it. You really need someone familiar with using micrometers to do it though in my opinion.
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Have a machine shop check the head for cracks and the surface, have them grind the valves. It only makes sense to me if you are putting new sleeves and pistons in.
You can check the rod journals of the crank without removing it. You really need someone familiar with using micrometers to do it though in my opinion.
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Add the service manuals for the YM135/YM155 are free on the YTOG in PDF download.
 

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