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making a sleeve puller

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farmallm222

02-02-2006 16:36:49




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i have to pull out the sleeves on my m.im wanting to make a sleeve puller.could someone post instructions or a picture or somthing of how to make one? thanks




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Doc Holiday

02-05-2006 18:50:35




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 Re: making a sleeve puller in reply to farmallm222, 02-02-2006 16:36:49  
If you are not trying to save the sleeve it"s real simple.

Take a grinder with a cut off disk in it and cut two small slices about 1/4" apart into the top of the sleeve angled out towards the block.
The idea is to cut through (or mostly through) the flange on the top of the sleeve. (don"t panic if you nick the block a bit)

After that take a small (very sharp) chisel and tap into the edge of the sleeve flange where it meets the block. A nice chunk will break out the flange exposing the block.

Take a nice long thin flat bladed screw driver and insert the blade into the crack between the sleeve and block. Tap gently and the screw driver will peel a slice out of the sleeve like a can opener. After that you can lift the sleeve out of the block by hand.

It works like a charm and you should be able to do all 4 in less then a half hour.

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Kelly C

02-02-2006 19:09:01




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 Re: making a sleeve puller in reply to farmallm222, 02-02-2006 16:36:49  
Here is one. Just take a bushing or 1 1/2 inch piece of pipe that a 3/4 inch threaded rod will go in. Then get some flat steel and make the head piece.



You need to make a slug. Just cutting and grinding a disk with a 3/4 inch hole in it may work. Having a lip on it that fits inside the sleeve to line it up works best. When I do my 400 I will take a new sleeve to a machinest and have him make it for me.

Threaded rod I found grade 2 stuff strips out on the hard ones. Find some grade 8 threaded rod if you can. Welder guy in town ordered me some.


Speaking of the welding shop. I dug around his scrap pile and found this peice of steel pipe to use as a base.

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Easy

02-03-2006 07:59:45




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 Re: making a sleeve puller in reply to Kelly C, 02-02-2006 19:09:01  
I made a puller for my H. I pulled 3 out no problem, broke a 3/4 threaded rod on #1 hole. Finally turned it upside down put a block of wood in there and used a 10 lb sledge. Once it moved a 1/4 inch or so, went back to the puller, came out easy.



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farmerjohninpa

02-02-2006 17:23:06




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 Re: making a sleeve puller in reply to farmallm222, 02-02-2006 16:36:49  
i have had good luck by running 3 beads of weld (120 degrees apart) inside the sleeve, vertically,just about the full lenght. you can just about pull them out by hand when they have cooled off. precautions needed to protect crank journals etc. from splatter.



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farmallm222

02-02-2006 18:05:34




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 Re: making a sleeve puller in reply to farmerjohninpa, 02-02-2006 17:23:06  
i tried welding them out tonite with a 70 amp campell hauseld arc welder.i dont know if it wasnt getting it hot enough or what but it didnt work.i also had used someone elses sleeve puller before and it broke the puller,so i dont know what to do.



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rekabnivek

02-02-2006 16:45:44




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 Re: making a sleeve puller in reply to farmallm222, 02-02-2006 16:36:49  
Are you trying to save the sleeve or just get it out to install a new one?



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farmallm222

02-02-2006 18:03:02




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 Re: making a sleeve puller in reply to rekabnivek, 02-02-2006 16:45:44  
just trying to get old ones out to put new ones in.



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ChadS

02-03-2006 07:04:04




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 Re: making a sleeve puller in reply to farmallm222, 02-02-2006 18:03:02  
is the block still inthe frame? If you have that disk showed in the picture above,,, and you welded the sleeves,, you will need a helper,, and a BFH. Drive them out from the bottom, put a long piece of all thread with 2 nuts, one on each side of the plate,, then, have the helper hold the plate and rod in place, and tap the sleeves out from the bottom. Just be careful!! Dont hit the block, or your helping hands!! I betcha they would pop right out. One hit at a time,, watch to see if it moves,, Chad

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