I would guess that all of the bearings would spec out pretty much the same. These old engines are pretty robust....I had an 8n tractor with a very tired engine - it had about 5lbs at idle and about 20lbs at full throttle...and it would not die. Those engines are almost identical to the L134. We are going to plastigauge the new bearings...I am betting we are either at the 1 thou spec or just slightly over....fun little experiment.
Patrick Tipton
Branchville, NJ, United States
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Greetings John. Nothing on there looks like anything any of us recognize. I am thinking top of some sort...but I really don't know. Given how much welding was done, you would think it must have been structural? Some type of boom? I know well drilling companies used half-tracks post war...but that is a lot heavier machine. Archeological mystery!