Posted by The tractor vet on February 17, 2013 at 07:43:10 from (75.19.115.148):
In Reply to: 560 low oil preasure posted by ih54 on February 17, 2013 at 04:09:59:
If you rebuild you REBUILD and that means NEW CAM BEARINGS and have the Crank CHECKED for ware and reground if needed and SHIMMING of pressure relief springs is NOT a way of fixing a problem . And before you lube up the breaings and stuff pistons and rods to it myself i will install the crank and mains and PLASTA GAUGE and check FIRST for proper clearance and if that checks out then we start . JUST because it had STD bearings in it when you tore it down does NOT mean that your good to go with STD bearings this time.
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