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Sleeve Puller/Installer

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DelMN

02-26-2007 04:46:09




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I have an ad on the Classified for a sleeve puller/installer. Don't want to spend a lot because I'm using it for one C-113 and one C-123 engine. Anyone have one? Thanks




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Dave from Texas

02-27-2007 08:27:38




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 Re: Sleeve Puller/Installer in reply to DelMN, 02-26-2007 04:46:09  
I finally got mine out. They did not come out easy. I tried taping, pressing and finally added a little heat and drove them out with a heavy sledge and steel block. This block had been setting up for 15 years without oil or water in it. The area around the sleeves was full of rust, dirt and alsorts of debre.



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AC BOY

02-26-2007 19:56:29




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 Re: Sleeve Puller/Installer in reply to DelMN, 02-26-2007 04:46:09  
You don't need a puller , I just flipped my block up side down and put it in a press and pushed them out. I cleaned the block real good and took a block of wood and a rubber hammer and a couple of smacks and they were in. Use castor oil on the o-rings if you have the wet or dry sleeves. It will not make the o-rings swell. Almost all other oils will cause the o-rings to swell making it hard to install the sleeves.

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gene bender

02-26-2007 12:33:45




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 Re: Sleeve Puller/Installer in reply to DelMN, 02-26-2007 04:46:09  
Just rent one as sometimes they are verry hard to remove. Installing you dont need one.



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Janicholson

02-26-2007 08:33:27




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 Re: Sleeve Puller/Installer in reply to DelMN, 02-26-2007 04:46:09  
ElToro is correct, they remove from the bottom out the top with a hardwood stick about a foot long. Align the crank so two pistons are up, and have at it with a stick and mallet. Clean the botton of the sleeves in the crank case befor driving threm out if they are rusty, it just gets the job done better. Very easy. JimN



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IndianaRed

02-26-2007 05:56:46




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 Re: Sleeve Puller/Installer in reply to DelMN, 02-26-2007 04:46:09  
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Here's one I was lucky enough to borrow from a someone I here at this site. You could build one fairly inexpensively, or maybe even do like I did, post that you need one to use and maybe someone in your area will help you out.

I've seen other that have bars or straight pieces that sit on the block, but I can't imagine one that works better thatn this one. A piec e of all-thread, nuts, an old throw-out bearing, and the only piece not readily available is the puck that you could have a machine shop make for you.

Good Luck.

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El Toro

02-26-2007 05:15:45




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 Re: Sleeve Puller/Installer in reply to DelMN, 02-26-2007 04:46:09  
Those sleeves aren't pressed into the block. You should be able to use a piece of 2X2 oak and drive them out. Don't get too agressive with the hammer and damage the block. That block area needs to be cleaned thoroughly where the sleeve seals are installed and the recessed area at the top of the block too. The sleeves should fit into block by hand no press is needed. Use dish detergent on the lower lip of the sleeve. Get a manual for your tractor. Hal

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