Replacing exhaust manifold

[Billy26F5]

I definitely think the stud will be easier to keep from breaking in the hole, but it could be difficult to find suitable studs.
Sandy

[John b]

I'm sure you are right, i've spent too much time on leyland engines lately!

[leeroy]

I'm happy to report manifold fit nicely. I did use the bolts that were present. Rain and getting dark prevented a run, but tomorrow's another day.
Thank you both.

[Thedextav8]

Too all of You Thats owns old things that rusts and smokes buy yourselves a induction heater it will ease your job permantly

[leeroy]

I'm sure it will be fine, looking forward to some pics of Hyacinth back in action soon

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just finished skidding some firewood. You can see Hyacinth needs a lot, but she's my favorite!

[John b]

She's a beauty, well worth the effort!

[Billy26F5]

Looking really good there, a good clean and she'll be good as new again. I see you have some of the ato clutch release stuff on there.
Sandy

[leeroy]

There were more parts for the auto clutch release. I removed some, not sure why.

[Billy26F5]

If you have the top link you could use the ato clutch release when ploughing, the top link is very rare and expensive nowadays.
Sandy

[leeroy]

Definitely don't have that top link. Just that loop, forgot what it's called.