Thread stripped in main casting where rear section connects to front section

yes it can be done the following links can assist you also make sure drill bit[s] are sharp plenty of oil and rags Drilling and Tapping Cast Iron How to Drill Into Cast Iron Hunker Using Taps and Dies

The "TORQUE" setting is below
Bolts or Parts Lube or Sealer Torque to: 7/16 Main Caps (2 bolt) Engine Oil 70 ft-lbs. 7/16 Inner Main Caps (4 bolt) Engine Oil 70 ft-lbs. 7/16 Outer Main Caps (4 bolt) Engine Oil 65 ft-lbs. 3/8 Outer Main Caps (4 bolt) Engine Oil 40 ft-lbs. Warning!!! If you are using ARP bolts, you MUST use
their specs. Click Here! 3/8 Connecting Rod Bolt Engine Oil 45 ft-lbs. 11/32 Connecting Rod Bolt Engine Oil 35 ft-lbs.

Cylinder Heads

Engine oil

(blind hole)

Sealer

(water jacket)

65 ft-lbs.
Rocker Studs (screw-in) Engine Oil 50 ft-lbs. Oil Pump Engine Oil 65 ft-lbs. Oil Pan Engine Oil 12 ft-lbs. Cam Sprocket (upper gear) Thread Locker 20 ft-lbs. Timing Cover Engine Oil 6 ft-lbs.

Intake Manifold

(Cast Iron Heads)
Non- Hardening Sealer 30 ft-lbs. Valve Cover Engine Oil 3 ft-lbs. Exhaust Manifold Anti-Seize Lubricant 25 ft-lbs. Spark Plugs No Lube or Sealer 20 ft-lbs.

Flexplate (Automatic)

Flywheel (Clutch)
Thread Locker 60 ft-lbs. Clutch Pressure Plate Thread Locker 35 ft-lbs.

Centerbolt

(Harmonic Damper)
Engine Oil 60 ft-lbs.

Bellhousing

(Transmission to Block)
Engine Oil 25 ft-lbs.

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Does the top of the machine lift up ? if so, there may be a diagram under there. And you can get a manual from Sears too, which will have the directions in it. But it's not hard to thread, has a very basic threading system. Put thread on spool holder, with thread coming out from the front of the spool. Pull out a foot or so of thread, slip it into the guide at rear of machine, where the two main sections appear to join together, right at the top of the machine. Then pull thread forward from the guide, across the top of the machine. There may be a guide at the front edge of the machine top, if so, slip thread into that guide. It's been awhile so I can't recall if there is or isn't a front guide at the top. But then you go down the front of the machine, where you slip thread underneath the bottom of the section with the two vertical slots. Lift thread upward and gently over to the left 'til it catches in the hook. You can move the handwheel to move the hook if need be, it can be hard to catch if it's right at the top of it's travel. Once thread is in the hook, take the thread down to toward the needle. There's a little guide slot above the needle that you slip the thread into, just a simple wire hook mounted sideways. Slip thread into it from the open, left side, toward the right 'til it's caught, then pull down to thread needle, from the front to the back.

I am guessing that you were knitting the arm hole on the sweater. You should have cast off the remaining stitches beyond the 11 when you came to them. If you cast off each area separately, you should be okay. Cast of the 11, cut and tie you thread, the cast off the remaining stitches.

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is it possible for a photo of the bottom part(s) as i do have second hand spares..

Regards
Rob

www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

Cylinder NumberingDistributor RotationRotor Under Cap Spins:
Counter
Clockwise
Torque Specs
These specs may not be correct for your application.
Verify your engine specs with a service manual for your year and model.
always torque bolts in three equal increments
Bolts or PartsLube or SealerTorque to:Main CapsEngine Oil105 ft-lbs.Warning!!! If you are using ARP bolts, you MUST use
their specs. Click Here!Connecting Rod Bolts
Engine Oil45 ft-lbs.
Cylinder Heads
Engine oil
(blind hole)
Sealer
(water jacket)
140 ft-lbs.
Rocker Arms (non-adjustable)Engine Oil20 ft-lbs.Oil PumpEngine Oil25 ft-lbs.Oil PanEngine Oil15 ft-lbs.Cam Bolt (upper gear)Thread Locker45 ft-lbs.Front CoverEngine Oil20 ft-lbs.Intake Manifold
(Cast Iron Heads)
Non- Hardening Sealer30 ft-lbs.
Valve CoverEngine Oil10 ft-lbs.Flexplate (Automatic)
Flywheel (Clutch)
Thread Locker85 ft-lbs.Clutch Pressure PlateThread Locker35 ft-lbs.Centerbolt
(Harmonic Damper)
Thread Locker90 ft-lbs.Bellhousing
(Transmission to Block)
Engine Oil25 ft-lbs.

caseih hytran fluid is used for hydraulics and transmission fill through plate on top of deck next to shifter check plug is located on left side of transmission housing next to clutch linkage rod probably square headed pipe plug

That model has easy covers on the side to remove, 1 screw in the front of each and one in the rear. With side covers off you can see the slot to pass the encoder thru and connect the left side to the spring and the right side to the hook on the frame.

Hello,

Here are the dimensions that relate to your cooker hood. The measurements are in mm.

Width 980 front 578 rear
Depth 480
Minimum height 1015
Maximum height 1170
Main canopy height 750
(excl chimney)
Chimney section width 436 main body/340 sliding section
Chimney section depth 170
Mounting height 650 - 750

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
Width 960 front, 578 rear Depth 480 Minimum height 1015 Maximum height 1170 Main canopy height (excl. chimney) 750 Chimney section width 436 main body / 340 sliding section Chimney section depth 170 Mounting height 650 - 750
Width 960 front, 578 rear Depth 480 Minimum height 1015 Maximum height 1170 Main canopy height (excl. chimney) 750 Chimney section width 436 main body / 340 sliding section Chimney section depth 170 Mounting height 650 - 750 Width 960 front, 578 rear Depth 480 Minimum height 1015 Maximum height 1170 Main canopy height (excl. chimney) 750 Chimney section width 436 main body / 340 sliding section Chimney section depth 170 Mounting height 650 - 750 Width 960 front, 578 rear Depth 480 Minimum height 1015 Maximum height 1170 Main canopy height (excl. chimney) 750 Chimney section width 436 main body / 340 sliding section Chimney section depth 170 Mounting height 650 - 750