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06-30-2013, 12:24 AM
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It's coming together now.
Looks great 
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07-17-2013, 08:37 AM
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More progress on the build now that I'm back from a couple weeks vacation.
Working on the K321. Removed the oil seals, piston, balance gear, valves. Honed the cylinder, installed new piston, rings, rod and intake valve. The exhaust valve I received in the rebuild kit was larger than the exhaust valve in this engine, so I cleaned the old valve up, then lapped both valves. Seats look great, so this will be fine I think. Installed the oil seals, but seated the back one too deep. removed it and am waiting for a new one to arrive. Painted the block and reinstalled the oil pan. Once I get the new oil seal, this puppy is going back together. I need to pull the PTO off another engine to get one with double springs. That will get rebuilt and reinstalled later this week. Got the fenders bolted on and the new seat installed. I really like these high back seats. Ordered a NOS dash tin. That goes on next. Waiting for miller tire to get the firestone tri ribs in later this month. Obligatory pics attached.
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07-19-2013, 08:38 AM
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NOS dash tin from ccspecialties, foot treads from xtrememotorworks. Engine is coming together now. PTO overhaul is next, once I get the replacement rear oil seal installed.
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07-19-2013, 05:42 PM
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Great job so far. Don't make it too nice or you won't want to use it for fear you'll scratch it. That's the problem with my red 129.
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07-23-2013, 10:24 PM
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Wow! I remember visiting this thread a while ago. nice looking tractor. Good documentation on the custom restoration work. You have made great progress.
Thanks for all the pictures of your work! Can't wait to see it complete. Regards, Chris
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