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Posted by Mike on May 04, 2001 at 13:37:56 from (204.155.48.27):
In Reply to: Re: How does one remove sleeves? posted by LarryG on May 03, 2001 at 12:40:23:
I used dry ice to remove and install sleeves on a 300 IH tractor. We fill the cylinders with dry ice and sure enough, after a few moments, we could tap them out. Only one of them gave us a little trouble. It was in bad shape anyway. Then we put the new sleeves into a cooler with dry ice in it. After a few hours, we opened the cooler and removed the sleeves and quickly placed them into the block. Key word - QUICKLY. Once the sleeves touches the block, it will begin to expand, so time is a major factor. It ended up being a fairly simple project.
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