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1932 International McCormick Deering 22-36

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Shane from Auss

10-14-2003 02:22:42




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I have a couple queries regarding a 1932 International McCormick Deering 22-36 tractor. Does anyone know the correct torque setting for the head studs, 9/16" diameter? Also need the valve clearances (cold)? Any replies or assistance would be very much appreciated? The engine on this tractor was badly siezed, and required a lot of work to get free. Would it be recommended to drop the pistons out and check the rings are free, before reassembly. $250- for a new head gasket is a lot to pay, and I don't want to risk destroying it if the rings aren't free! Rust was minimal in bores. Has anyone had similar experience in getting a tractor similar to this running again. This one last ran approx 10 "farmer" years ago...

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Nebraska Cowman

10-14-2003 03:42:39




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 Re: 1932 International McCormick Deering 22-36 in reply to Shane from Aussie, 10-14-2003 02:22:42  
I don't know the correct setting for the bolts, around 100 lbs I suppose. The tappets I set by feel. I think the pistons come out the bottom like they do in the F20. On the other hand I have had good luck reusing head gaskets. The bigger problem with the 15-30 & 22-36 is stuck valves.



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justin

10-14-2003 03:37:41




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 Re: 1932 International McCormick Deering 22-36 in reply to Shane from Aussie, 10-14-2003 02:22:42  
$250 for a new head gasket!!!!! Where did you get that one???? Heck I have some NOS ones for $45.... I have never seen a listing for the head torque on these engines. One bit of guidance is this:

M gas 110-115 ft lbs of torque uses 1/2" studs
W9 G&D 160-165 ft lbs of torque uses 9/16" Studs
T14 190-195 ft lbs of torque uses 5/8" Studs

Based on this set of info taken from the IH Blue Ribbon Service Training Course on engine valves from 1946, I personaly would use the W9 Gas & Diesel torque, but that decision is yours to make.

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Manuel

10-15-2003 15:07:37




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 Re: Re: 1932 International McCormick Deering 22-36 in reply to justin, 10-14-2003 03:37:41  
Here are some sites to look at:
Link
or
Link
or this one
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for torque settings.



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