[AT] RE: Couple questions please

[Andy Glines]

Merry Christmas Rick.  Are the hole threaded?  If they are threaded they 
could be for set screws to hold the wrist pins in.   I know that my F-20 has 
set screws the hold the wristpins in.
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>Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2006 07:14:07 -0700
>From: "Richard Strobel" <Richard_Strobel7 at msn.com>
>Subject: [AT] Couple questions please
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>   Merry Christmas all;
>     Well the Fordson restore is going slow, but slow is good.  I am having
>difficulty in finding a repair manual so will post a few questions here.
>Appreciate any help.
>
>   Re: Early 1920ish Fordson Trackson;
>
>   Does the wristpin turn on the piston?  This would be new to me.  There 
>are
>two holes on the piston boss' to lube the wrist pin.
>
>
>   What holds the wristpin in?
>
>
>   Are the valve guides screwed in?  There are two flatspots that resemble 
>a
>wrenching surface and all are at different positions.
>
>   Last but not least....Does anyone know a good machine shop in Montana??
>
>   Thanks fer lookin'
>   RickinMt.
>

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