Found new machine shop and dropped off the block that needs milling,
told the guy doing it:
he get big tip if done within a month
Got a good feeling about this shop
Heavy duty post hole digger, goal: hit the broken weld with grinding wheel, weld on a new hinge
I point to stuck hinge, tried soaking in diesel, hit it with torch, won't budge
This hinge being stuck broke the weld
2nd big task: now that engine is in motion to be milled, this is the head from that engine, there is warping that you will see clearly once cleaned, also it did have bent valves etc, it will need some parts to make perfect
Goal: plane it well using some diy, level out burned area, go through clean it with abrasives of all kind, rebuild for later on
Another task: try to use that tool that pulled out pilot bearing, to
Finangle that tool on these connecting rods and try to remove damaged wrist pin bushing with new wrist pin bushing
now i go try remove those wrist pin bushings
Setup trying to pull bushing
Spray with diesel, hit with torch aiming at the connecting rod
Underneath, teeth gripping
2nd attempt
Did not work, caused damage to bushing
Not the right tool for the job
Video showing you why this tool not correct
Leave that task alone, wait til I get better setup, go rebuild that old head with 2500 hours
told the guy doing it:
he get big tip if done within a month
Got a good feeling about this shop
Heavy duty post hole digger, goal: hit the broken weld with grinding wheel, weld on a new hinge
I point to stuck hinge, tried soaking in diesel, hit it with torch, won't budge
This hinge being stuck broke the weld
2nd big task: now that engine is in motion to be milled, this is the head from that engine, there is warping that you will see clearly once cleaned, also it did have bent valves etc, it will need some parts to make perfect
Goal: plane it well using some diy, level out burned area, go through clean it with abrasives of all kind, rebuild for later on
Another task: try to use that tool that pulled out pilot bearing, to
Finangle that tool on these connecting rods and try to remove damaged wrist pin bushing with new wrist pin bushing
now i go try remove those wrist pin bushings
Setup trying to pull bushing
Spray with diesel, hit with torch aiming at the connecting rod
Underneath, teeth gripping
2nd attempt
Did not work, caused damage to bushing
Not the right tool for the job
Video showing you why this tool not correct
Leave that task alone, wait til I get better setup, go rebuild that old head with 2500 hours
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