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Chipped Piston Sleeve - 1940 B

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Iowa Jim

12-23-2003 14:17:06

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Folks: I had the local CaseIH delear pull the sleeves on my B so I could sanblast them before rebuilding the engine since the tractor has been sitting since the early 1980's. One of the sleeves was chipped when it was pulled it is about the size of half a dime. Is it ruined? If is is do any of you know where I can get a new sleeve? I want to reuse the M&W Power Add stepped head pistons that I have. Jim

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42FarmallH

12-24-2003 08:28:08

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Re: Chipped Piston Sleeve - 1940 B in reply to Iowa Jim, 12-23-2003 14:17:06

Personally I would think it is OK to re-use as long as:
1. the O-ring is above the chip so water can't leak.
2. the rings don't come down past the chip - if they did they could catch and break.

Just my $0.02 worth.

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Wally Smith

12-24-2003 06:23:02

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Re: Chipped Piston Sleeve - 1940 B in reply to Iowa Jim, 12-23-2003 14:17:06

The follow up comments on the chipped sleeve are interesting to me and also I would like to know how you got the picture in your message, I tried to do this a week ago and it did not work.

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ellosn

12-23-2003 18:09:18

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Re: Chipped Piston Sleeve - 1940 B in reply to Iowa Jim, 12-23-2003 14:17:06

I chipped the sleeve when removing the sleeves on a stuck f-12 engine in about the same place I reused it and it runs just fine

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E J

12-23-2003 17:07:21

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Re: Chipped Piston Sleeve - 1940 B in reply to Iowa Jim, 12-23-2003 14:17:06

Its bellow the sleeve O rings down in the block should be allright if you don't have a hair line crack some place.Why were they taken out?

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