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Yeah, those tough nuts of yours......
nice place theredone it.....look mom I fixed it!
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LOL. Now stranger you know as well as me there is nothing to rebuilding a 029/290. Alittle time consuming but nothing hard. I actually had a thread on here somewhere in which I did one with pictures of each step. Heck I even named that thread One Mans Junk Another Man's Treasure. That was back in the day when I spent more time on here. Can't seem to find it on here anymore. Guess they deleted my good work. Anyway the only thing I would suggest is if you do have to replace the cylinder & piston go ahead and make it a 039/390 while you got it apart. Parts are about the same price so get more power for the buck. Oh just so you know that bar stud nearest to the clutch can be kinda tuff to get out but if you don't have the stud remover its possible to use two bar nuts to get it out. Some ole fart told me it couldn't be done without messing up the threads on the stub. I really got in his crawl when I took a camera and filmed it could be done without messing up the threads. He got all fussy with me. I kinda miss that guy, he was a lot fun on here. In a way he was right, using bar nuts to remove studs is not the proper way for sure. Course banging in a phone booth without protection isn't proper either but its be done and filmed too,LOLYeah, those tough nuts of yours......
Looks like a lean seize to me. What does the cylinder look like?
Looks like a lean seize to me. What does the cylinder look like?
hard to tell as only one side of that cyl is visible but my bet is you can clean it up and replace the toasted piston.[/QUOT
There's alot of transfer from the piston. I put a new complete motor in it. I got it off of eBay it's a farmtek brand. I hope I can get a couple years out of it
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