Very much enjoyed the video, your delivery of the information is most informative and relaxing! Much looking forward to the next instalment, thanks. Justin in Australia.
There usually are timing marks. However, most always the marks have become invisible due to corrosion, etc. I just time the exhaust valve to open and close at the proper times and that gets you spot on.
Thank you very much for taking us along, sir! I do love the relaxed way you tackle this. I'd be glad, if you could keep on with the show.
Very much enjoyed the video, your delivery of the information is most informative and relaxing!
Much looking forward to the next instalment, thanks.
Justin in Australia.
Very cool! Can't wait to see your repairs on this thing and see it run again!
That thing's apart WAY easier than the 5 hp Bates and Edmonds Bulldog that I'm working on. (Although mine did survive a fire.)
..Love the engine,, but what is the tractor in the back?
You may have caught a glimpse of the Ford 8N. There are 3 videos featuring it on my channel as well....
Thanks for watching!!
Mud robbers are bad in Northeast Arkansas. All my projects are loaded with mud
Are there some timing marks on the cam gear and flywheel for reference?
There usually are timing marks. However, most always the marks have become invisible due to corrosion, etc. I just time the exhaust valve to open and close at the proper times and that gets you spot on.