Outdoor Power Equipment and Small Engines - John Deere 111 B&S 252707 0201-01

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nctom
05-26-08, 09:23 AM
I removed the head to clean the carbon deposits. I checked the valves and valve seats to see if they needed lapping. The valves and valve seats were smooth and shiny. No discoloration at all so I didn't lap them. I was told to torque the head bolts @ 140 ft/lbs. I was doing the incremental torques at 50 lbs and one bolt broke. Is 140 lbs correct? Should I replace all the head bolts?


geogrubb
05-26-08, 09:47 AM
That is 140 inch/lbs not foot/lbs which would equate to 11.666 ft/lbs. Have a good one. Geo

nctom
05-26-08, 12:02 PM
Thank You for your assistance.


cheese
05-26-08, 09:06 PM
Oh man...you may have bigger problems if you cranked em down anywhere near that tight. The bolts won't stand 140 ft lbs, and the head is probably warped and maybe cracked.