Anonymous-0
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need to know the torque spec. for the connectin rods and head for a m farmall.also the sequence the head bolts need to be tighten. i did no a website with that information
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glennster
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my i and t manual shows 110-115 for cylinder head, 50-55 for rod bolts, and main bearing bolts at 100-105. for the cylinder head, i start from the center and do a circular pattern radiating out to the end bolts. i do them in increments of about 25-30 pounds increases at a time till you reach the 110 pound spec.
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