I awoke this morning thinking about the timing on my B Farmall I recently re-assembled and remember reading this in the service manual.
The compression stroke can be determined by removing the no. 1 spark plug, placing thumb over the opening, and slowly cranking the engine until an outward pressure is felt. Continue cranking slowly until the D.C. no. 1 mark on the flywheel is in line with the timing pointer as seen from the opening in the bottom of the flywheel housing."
So, I go out and look in the opening and see the D.C. no. 1 mark on the flywheel but, I see no timing pointer. What am I looking for I am missing something
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B Farmall Timing Question
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Re: B Farmall Timing Question
Cub-Bud wrote: I am missing something
Yeah, a timing pointer! Sorry, I just couldn't resist.
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Hey Donny, that is the top of a table, not the shop floor. My shop is the carport/garage and my workbench is the tailgate of my pick-up.
Glad you made it home safely. What kind of cub work will you be doing the next few days
Glad you made it home safely. What kind of cub work will you be doing the next few days
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Well, today I finished the transmission (was waiting on 2 bearings) and mounted the finals to it. Have it supported for now with some axel stands and a 2x4. Going to have to re-think the 2x4.
I'll take some pictures and post later.
As far as your shop goes I would think the place you work needs some RED other than Honda
I'll take some pictures and post later.
As far as your shop goes I would think the place you work needs some RED other than Honda
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