Sleeve Puller

farmallboy1994 · Mar 2, 2009

I am trying to get the sleeves out of my H. I was wondering if there is something homemade to use or build. Or if there is just a technique to use.

tim w · Mar 2, 2009

we just re sleeved a m and we used the old piston if you got a good ring on one of them we just let the ring set on the bottom of the sleeve and used a block of wood and a hammer to dive them out

glennster · Mar 3, 2009

heres a couple pics of my sleeve pullers. one store bought, 2 home made. pucks can be cut on a lathe. also a lot of guys weld a few beads on the inside of the sleeve and get them out that way. i havent tried that yet.
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510 plows · Mar 3, 2009

Dry sleeve pulling can be fun. I make and sell sleeve puller plates for dry sleeves used in the Farmall tractors. Welding beads will work but I have also seen engine blocks that have a vertical crack running top to bottom behind the sleeves. I cannot say that it was caused by welding. My e-mail is open

Dale L. Schliem · Mar 3, 2009

LOOKS LIKE A GOOD EASY WAY TO GET OUT THE OLD SLEEVE WITH AND OLD PISTON WITH GOOD RINGS ON IT.HAVE A 1944 H AND WILL TRY THIS WAY,SO THANKS FOR THE GOOD INFO

farmallboy1994 · Mar 3, 2009

Will this work even though my crank is still in the tractor.

M Miller · Mar 3, 2009

On my puller I used 2 1/2" channel iron. Cut it to sleeve width in the band saw drilled a 15/16" hole for the 3/4" allthread rod. For the top I used the same 2 1/2" channel cut 3" longer that the bore width. Drilled a 15/16" inch hole for the 3/4" allthread rod. I used 1" nuts to raise the the top channel off of the block. Welded a 3/4" nut on over the hole on the top channel. Cut your 3/4" allthread to the length needed single nut the bottom & double nut the top of the rod. Get out your air impact wrench & have at it. Works pretty good. I used this with the crank in & out both. If you are going to pull with the crank in make sure you cover crank connection points with a rag & very carefully remove raggs after pulling. Then use a shopvac with the wife's thin angled end vac attachment to clean any junk that will fall down. She'll love you for usein it. DON'T USE AIR PRESSURE this will blow the junk into the bearings.
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