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Old 01-21-2024, 05:20 PM   #10
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Re: Eliminate draft tube options

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any updates on the engine, engine stand, work in progress?

Ok, I have a bit of a short update and then, as usual, a question.

I've removed the valve train, then removed and kept track of the position of both the push rods and lifters. They all look relatively pristine, given that the previous owner had the engine completely rebuilt before he ever got to run it......fast forward fifteen years and I've run it for maybe a total of ten hours, if that.

My questions is now that the push rods and lifter have been removed how do I remove the cam shaft?

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