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IH 300 U C169 lifters
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Posted by Joe Kimbriel on March 07, 2005 at 13:09:23 from (136.200.52.33):
I pulled a 1955 IH 300U with a C169 engine out of the neighbor black berry bushes and started finding all the parts. While I was reinstalling the lifters, push rods and rocker arms, it seems that the push rods are too short by about 1/4 inch. My question is, are the lifters suppose to have something in it, like a spacer or some kind of cushioning? There was some kind of rag like material in them when I removed them for cleaning. This did not seem to be normal. I took a wild stab and ordered a shop manual from the internet and hope this will help, but for $20.00 I don’t expect much. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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