How Long Blocks Should Be Assembled!

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All States Ag Parts longblock assemblies are remanufactured by a team of experienced technicians and mechanics in our newly remodeled engine shop. From the initial tear-down thru the final painting process every part is inspected thoroughly before being assembled. The quality of every engine is backed with an industry-leading 1-year warranty. Our quality control processes ensure all specifications and tolerances are within original OEM standards and provide you with a long-lasting engine.

OUR REMANUFACTURED LONG BLOCKS ARE ASSEMBLED TO THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATIONS AND CARRY A 1-YEAR WARRANTY

BLOCKS
• All blocks are machined on a Rottler F105A cylinder boring machine.
• Blocks are thoroughly cleaned and inspected for cracks before assembly
• Checked for proper bore alignment and align bored as needed.
• Deck Resurfaced
• Sleeve counter bore is recut to OEM tolerances
CRANKSHAFTS
• Cleaned and magnafluxed
• Polished or reground as needed
(no more than a .020” grind)

NEW PARTS INSTALLED ON EVERY REBUILT ENGINE
• Rod and Main Bearings
• O-rings
• Gaskets
• Valves, Valve Springs and Keepers
• Pistons
• Sleeves (if sleeved engine)
• Rod Bolts
• Head Bolts (where required)
• Main Bolts (where required)
• Cam Bushing
• Wrist Pin Bushing
• Frost Plugs
• Heat Tab
• New or Rebuilt Oil Pump
• New or Rebuilt Water Pump
NEW PARTS OR USED PARTS WITHIN SPECS
• Camshafts
• Lifters
• Oil Pan
• Valve Cover
• Timing Cover
• Rear engine plate
• Injection Pump Drive (when needed)

CYLINDER HEADS
• Thoroughly cleaned and inspected, checked for cracked castings
• Pressure tested
• Resurfaced
• Seats Replaced as Necessary to Established Proper Valve Height
• New Guides Installed and Honed
• All Heads Loaded with New Hardware

OUR REBUILT LONG BLOCKS ARE NOT RUNNING ENGINES AND DO NOT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
• Oil Cooler
• Fuel System
• Intake or Exhaust Manifolds
• Injection Pump Drive (when not needed)
• Flywheel
• Oil Filter housing
• Fuel filter housing
• Starter
• Alternator
• Generator
• Water Pump Pulleys
• Crank pulley/dampener pulley

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