jonrick
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Good to know. Thank you!
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1450 engine securing/mounting bolts fell out
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mgonitzke
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A bare aluminum pan will transfer heat to the air better than a cast iron pan. This will slightly reduce the oil temp. I doubt the difference is enough to matter.
The aluminum pan was likely a manufacturing cost savings.
I don't know how true this is but, some of the reasons for switching to aluminum were manufacturing costs and the cost of meeting pollution standards for cast iron at the time. So, then came aluminum rear ends, and more.
Sorry, I believe the flat pan (flat bottom that comes up roughly a 1/2") is for the 10 horse that uses the short dipper, the half, half moon pan is used with the 12/14 hp engines w/the long dipper. "I" would not recommend cutting off a dipper.
jonrick
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I realize this has probably been asked a million times, but just to be sure, is there anything beside the ISO mounts and breather kit I should service while I have the engine out that is relatively easy?
I'd pull the fan shroud and find the timing mark on the flywheel, clean it and highlight w/a bit of contrasting paint so it stands out, then static time the engine.
Pull the engine `tins and clean as needed (head & engine fins)
Check the condition of the rag joints and replace if necessary.
Do a bit of house cleaning as well as needed.
Check for loose, bare or corroded wires too, think PTO feed.
Just a few thinks off the top of my head.
Pull the engine `tins and clean as needed (head & engine fins)
Check the condition of the rag joints and replace if necessary.
Do a bit of house cleaning as well as needed.
Check for loose, bare or corroded wires too, think PTO feed.
Just a few thinks off the top of my head.
Replace the crank seals.
While it's open, pull your steering box apart, clean it and repack with new grease...
While it's open, pull your steering box apart, clean it and repack with new grease...
jonrick
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Thanks! Just got the tractor to my Dad's shop and will be digging in next week. I'll post updates once done.
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