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8 years 3 months ago #145595
by MARCOTEN
looking good!! where did you find this head gasket?? looks like Original copper gasket. i bought one at olsons gaskets but was a gray colored gasket.
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8 years 3 months ago #145816
by frankcolvin
Olsen gasket. coated w/ Permatex copper spray on. As per instructions of the senior members who are helping me out.
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8 years 3 months ago #145819
by frankcolvin
Cleaned off the camshaft end. Have a new key, New gear w/ complete teeth to go on. Tight fit. I have been told to heat the gear in an oil bath. At about 200 degrees F. should have expand enough to slip over camshaft.
I have positioned the camshaft with the key way up while indexing the crankshaft and cam gears prior to rotating.
Anyone else out there has done this?
Frank
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8 years 3 months ago #145820
by frankcolvin
Old gears to be replaced. Wonder if the governor weights went to far and caught on the housing and caused a lock-up that broke the teeth?
After I get the camshaft gear on tomorrow I hope.
I plan to attach the Governor Gear.
Anyone have photos of how the governor weights go on correctly and what they work/ act on to adjust/move the throttle linkage?
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8 years 3 months ago #145840
by mrsmackpaul
Cleaned off the camshaft end. Have a new key, New gear w/ complete teeth to go on. Tight fit. I have been told to heat the gear in an oil bath. At about 200 degrees F. should have expand enough to slip over camshaft.
I have positioned the camshaft with the key way up while indexing the crankshaft and cam gears prior to rotating.
Anyone else out there has done this?
Frank
I use a the old deep fryer from the kitchen (deep fried food isnt any good for us these days or so Im told) and fill it with a hydraulic gear oil just sit what I need to make bigger in there and heat for half a hour or so and things just slip straight on I think it heats up to about 200 C which is fairly hot but the gears and or bearings dont discolour at all and I have never had a problem
And if its going to be a tight fit I chuck the shaft or what ever the smaller part is in the deep freeze the day before works like a treat no belting with a hammer nothing
Oh yeah wear welding gloves would hate to get burned from the hot oil I reckon it would be a bad burn I remember a kid I wont to school with got real badly burnt at a young age huge scars up his arms terrible thing so be careful
Paul
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8 years 3 months ago #146572
by frankcolvin
What types of spark plug wires that look correct for 1929?
And possible source to order them from?
Thanks
Have a great Father's Day Weekend to you all!
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