Rod can be babbit or insert bearing.. The bolt is 3/8 fine thread with 9/16 nut.. Torque would be 50 ft-lbs; then pull nut to next cotter-pin hole and pin...
 
I am wrong.. Mark is correct!! For a 1946 John Deere -A- rod torques is 100 ft lbs.. Look up field service bulletin 186-S Dec 1951.. Torque for six two cylinder tractors was changed.. JD- A rod torques went to 1200 inch-lbs, with more pull to put in cotter pin....
 
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