Sorry Dave, Case is a brand I've had very little exposure to. I&T service manuals are available (Like a Haynes manual for tractors), you can get them through A&I Products.
I don't have a video that shows how to knock the sleeves out but I just find a small piece of flat steel or box steel that just fits across the sleeve and drive em out with a big hammer. :) Thanks for watching!
I repaired this tractor for a customer. The 444 is most prevalent in eastern Canada, due to the trade and tariff situation at the time they were attractive to import from the UK. Thanks for watching!
Canadian Redneck they were made in Doncaster, I have a 444 that’s had an engine rebuild by Rob Speakmen (the best around) and she runs as sweet as a nut. Lovely tractor with loads of power for the size
Sometimes the simplest solutions are the best right. I plan to get some firearms videos going shortly, just been pretty busy of late, lots of tractors haunting me! :)
Hi Dave Rodger Huntington I have a 1964 476 International head gasket would leaking I changed it level the head I rejected the belt and my motor oil is still a tad Grey can you give me some heads up Hunter this please love your programs watch everyone keep going good work
There may have been some moisture left in the engine from the previous leak, try changing the oil and keeping an eye on it, if the oil still gets grey there may be a crack in the head. Thanks for watching!
Don't you use a brush/solvent and air to clean out the oil galleys of built up crud?I wouldn't trust the machine shop just sayin they did.The crud can wipe out a new engine if it comes loose and hits the bearings.
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Good old Norwegian hit here... from 6.30.... Good work!
I am glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching!
Nice and clear easy to follow instructions, nice one Dave.
Thanks for the encouragement, always nice to hear!
very clear commentary and instruction, tks for taking the time,
Your welcome bud, hope it covered what you were looking for.
Hello whats torque specs to con rod
bearings? Or where download torque specs?
Check the video where I install the pistons, I would mention it there. Thanks for watching!
Keep these videos coming!!!
Thanks man, that's the plan! Thanks for watching!
Sorry Dave, Case is a brand I've had very little exposure to. I&T service manuals are available (Like a Haynes manual for tractors), you can get them through A&I Products.
Did you have the block magnafluxed and do you recommend it on a rebuild? What does that typically cost? Good videos.
Hey mate could you please make a video on how to change the oil on the tractor
I can certainly do that, thanks for watching!
Thanks
Hello, what is the height of the piston bearings?
I don't understand the question, sorry.
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How many mm lentils do you use for the process done in 2.08 minutes?
@@selimkolay1853 I don't use lentils I use garbonzos.
I got a ih 434 but i cant remove those cylindersleevs.
Do you have a video on that?
I don't have a video that shows how to knock the sleeves out but I just find a small piece of flat steel or box steel that just fits across the sleeve and drive em out with a big hammer. :)
Thanks for watching!
Are you fixing this tractor for somebody or did you get this for yourself? I have never seen a 444 before....
I repaired this tractor for a customer. The 444 is most prevalent in eastern Canada, due to the trade and tariff situation at the time they were attractive to import from the UK. Thanks for watching!
Canadian Redneck they were made in Doncaster, I have a 444 that’s had an engine rebuild by Rob Speakmen (the best around) and she runs as sweet as a nut. Lovely tractor with loads of power for the size
i'm a plumber and do the same with soap on rubber "o" - rings. lol. good job.
BTW, i see now where you get your steel, aluminum targets from now .lol. ya got to do some more penetration shooting videos.
Sometimes the simplest solutions are the best right. I plan to get some firearms videos going shortly, just been pretty busy of late, lots of tractors haunting me! :)
Hi Dave Rodger Huntington I have a 1964 476 International head gasket would leaking I changed it level the head I rejected the belt and my motor oil is still a tad Grey can you give me some heads up Hunter this please love your programs watch everyone keep going good work
There may have been some moisture left in the engine from the previous leak, try changing the oil and keeping an eye on it, if the oil still gets grey there may be a crack in the head. Thanks for watching!
Hey MR, Dave, thanks for you time!! I'm a old hillbilly from Kentucky, you help bring live to my IH 444, keep up the good work,,
Thanks!
About 12kg right?
What is 12KG?
@@CanadianRedneck15 the torque that goes in the crank. 12 kilogrames of torque are about 80 pounds, no?
@@alvarodamian621 75-80 ft/lbs sounds right, I expect I mention in the video. Thanks for watching!
@@CanadianRedneck15yes, i wasn’t sure of the convertion to kilograms, do you know the torque of connecting rod? Thanks for your help
@@alvarodamian621 I believe it is 45 ft/lbs.
Don't you use a brush/solvent and air to clean out the oil galleys of built up crud?I wouldn't trust the machine shop just sayin they did.The crud can wipe out a new engine if it comes loose and hits the bearings.
The block went through an acid bath so should be good, but it is always a good idea to check. Thanks for watching!
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Is this a bd 154
Yes it is. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for making these videos Dave. Now I can take apart my b414 and get the piece of glow plug coil outta my cylinder
@@gordledingham2674 If you don't see it in the cylinder make sure to check the precombustion chambers in the head.
Did you have the block magnafluxed and do you recommend it on a rebuild? What does that typically cost? Good videos.
Yes I had the block crack checked as well, always a good idea. Thanks for watching!
I expect the cost can vary quite a lot from place to place, best bet is check with a shop you trust for an estimate.