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| JMS/.MN
12-16-2012 20:58:57
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Early 50s, Dad was replacing sleeves in the '39 WC. Put the Model T jack under the sleeve, raised the tractor off the ground a few inches, and whacked the frame with the 16 pound maul. Popped them out very nicely!
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| Bob Huntress
12-17-2012 00:29:24
74.226.121.7
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Re: sleevepuller in reply to JMS/.MN, 12-16-2012 20:58:57
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| JMS, have you ever done a power pack change on a Detroit Diesel? It is the easiest of them all. Lower the piston to bottom dead center, insert a piece of steel stock across the piston and into each side og the scavanger ports and jack the engine over to top dead center. Easiest sleeves I've ever pulled. Kent Moore makes pullers for most engines, but the wood, or a babbit punch is all I have used, or seen anyone else use. Even the government with all the stuff they'll buy does it with a babbit rod.
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