I have considered that, however, she is the primary driver! She is so afraid of the engine that she shakes at the thought of it. My wife is a jeweler, and the same issues with her jewelery tool useage, plague her with everything else.
I am going to adjust the rockers, and install them, plus do the dirty work. She is going to "see", turn the crank, and be shown how to "feel" the pushrod tension. I want to be able to show her how to align the piston and cam, what the engine does, how it works at that end, and in general what the whole thing is.
I still have to find out what size the nut is on the balancer end, and get a socket.
I am kinda looking forward to this.
I cut her ruby for her engagement ring, and had her pick out the shank, setting, diamonds. I then had her size the shank, add the setting, then set the ruby. She made a good ring. Her tool useage hinders her so she has to work harder to ordinary repairs, and creating. Every chance I get, I try to get her hands on with everything.