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| rich o
04-14-2012 15:51:19
66.220.233.8
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any tips or tricks on removing cylinder sleeves without any 'specialty' tools
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| buickanddeere
04-30-2012 06:11:31
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Re: sleeve removal in reply to rich o, 04-14-2012 15:51:19
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| 1st and foremost sleeve removal does not involve the use of a hammer/sledge.
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| showcrop
04-30-2012 05:04:14
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Re: sleeve removal in reply to rich o, 04-14-2012 15:51:19
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| I made my own puller out of scrap and a piece of one inch threaded rod. You don't need a precise fit of the disc until you have broken it loose. I used a very heavy piece for breaking them loose, then put in a piece that I cut and ground into nearly a circle to bring it the rest of the way out.
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| Nebraska Kirk
04-29-2012 19:45:35
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Re: sleeve removal in reply to rich o, 04-14-2012 15:51:19
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| You really should have or use a special dedicated tool to pull the sleeves. You could try the welding trick, but unless you are a good welder and have confidence in your abilities, you risk burning through the sleeve and damaging the engine block.
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| El Toro
04-15-2012 11:15:23
108.3.225.57
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Re: sleeve removal in reply to rich o, 04-14-2012 15:51:19
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|  You need a puller like Keith made for his SuperC.
Hal
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| Welding man
04-14-2012 16:26:45
76.9.225.108
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Re: sleeve removal in reply to rich o, 04-14-2012 15:51:19
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| Wet or dry sleeves? What Engine? More info needed.
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| rich o
04-14-2012 17:25:18
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Re: sleeve removal in reply to Welding man, 04-14-2012 16:26:45
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| dry sleeves, perkins deisel ad4 203
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| J. Schwiebert
04-15-2012 17:32:21
209.143.54.241
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Re: sleeve removal in reply to rich o, 04-14-2012 17:25:18
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| If they are like a 354 Perkins you are going to need a 20 ton hydraulic puller
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| Welding man
04-14-2012 19:40:28
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Re: sleeve removal in reply to rich o, 04-14-2012 17:25:18
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| Some people run a couple of beads of weld down the sleeve-let it cool and they will come out. you have to be very careful not to burn through. personally I press them out in a hydraulic press with a plate machined like a bushing driver.you can use this same plate, a piece of 6 in pipe and a piece of all thread rod to pull them out. Not rocket science-just a few simple homemade tools, but I do own a machine shop.I put a new set in a Farmall 300 yesterday. Took about an hour.
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