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will a no 2 cork plug the rockershaft
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    Posted: 22 Apr 2010 at 9:47pm

does anyone know off hand with out going through agco what size the corks need to be to seal the ends of the 226 gas rocker shaft?
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I buy them at LOWES by the bag full !
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I found small frost plugs at NAPA that were just right. I don't like the idea of corks disinegrating in my engine. Cal in Ct.
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I, like Cal, would try improving on such a primitive thing as a cork rockershaft plug if I was rebuilding a engine.
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I made a new rocker arm shaft for a MF-135. I drilled and tapped for 7/16-20 because the corks rotted out were responsible for wearing out the rocker arm bearings.

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Thanks Fred Lowes had them . I had to buy a new shaft split two old shafts down the seam trying to use a better idea than cork.
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Originally posted by mlpankey mlpankey wrote:

Thanks Fred Lowes had them . I had to buy a new shaft split two old shafts down the seam trying to use a better idea than cork.
  takes a number 5 cork from lowes .
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