RODS

***WE ARE ONLY MAKING REPLACEMENT MURPHY'S RODS***

Machined from Billet

 

 

"SHELF RODS IN STOCK"

John Deere A

connecting rod is 1.500" wide with a 3.000" rod journal, a 1.500" wrist pin. available in 14.000" and 14.375" lengths, uses 460 Ford main bearing with a 1/4" radius in crankshaft

 

John Deere G

connecting rod is 2.000" wide with a 3.250" rod journal, a 1.750" wrist pin. available in 14.300" and 14.900" lengths, uses 728 CID Mack rod bearing with a 1/4" radius in crankshaft

 

John Deere A & G Minimal Grind Rods

(for short stroke application)

9.000" stroke G

8.000" stroke A

connecting rod is 1.500" wide with a 3.000" rod journal, a 1.500" wrist pin. available in 14.500" length, uses 460 Ford main bearing with a 1/4" radius in crankshaft

 

M Farmall

connecting rod is 1.125" wide with a 2.200" rod journal, a .990" wrist pin. available in 10.300" length, uses Big Block Chevy rod bearing with a 1/8" radius in crankshaft

 

H Farmall

connecting rod is .980" wide with a 2.000" rod journal, a .927" wrist pin. available in 8.500" length, uses 2.5 Pontiac rod bearing with a 1/8" radius in crankshaft

 

301 Farmall

connecting rod is .940" wide with a 2.100" rod journal, a .927" wrist pin. available in 7.350" length, uses 200 V-6 Chevy rod bearing with a 1/8" radius in crankshaft

 

NOTE: 

Above rods with mentioned bearings and radiuses do not require bearing modifications.

 

 

 

 

 

Our biggest rod made to date compared to our smallest rod made to date.

Ironically these are both for a John Deere 720 diesel tractor.

The big rod starts out as 84 lbs. of raw material and it's finished weight ends up at 18.1 lbs.

The small rod finished at .3 lbs (this rod is used in the starter motor for the engine with the big rod)

 

 

 

 

 

MURPHY'S MOTOR SERVICE

311 B East Hwy 00

Hallsville, MO 65255

 

Call: 573-696-3655

 

E-mail: jeff@murphysmotorservice.com