Re: Sleeve installation farmall H

Posted by the tractor vet on May 20, 2007 at 11:24:47 from (75.19.123.226):

In Reply to: Re: Sleeve installation farmall H posted by Gauger on May 20, 2007 at 09:26:44:

I realy hate to disagree with ya but i am as they are and i restate this a PRESS FIT. As i have seen more then my fair share of back yard sleeve instulations layen in the oil pan . Ya had best read up on propper sleeve instulation and do not believe what some say is a had fit on a DRY sleeve . There are spec's on how much force is required to PRess a give sleeve into the block and also as said before there are bore classifactions . And way tomany times one one will take a HONE and hone the heck out of a hole that may have been maked A-B or C-D and the new sleeve will fall in . Now when buying sleeves AFTER market you are only getting A-B class sleeves and if the block is Marked C-D ya got a problem .Yea the A-B sleeve will go wright in and after time it will go stright down , around the crank . Keep in mind here that i have only been building motor- engines for the last 45 years from mild to wild and by no means and expert as i am still learing . And i would venture to say that of all the people on here there are only a couple of us that have made a living working on BINDERS and know the squeeks and giggels . So the advice that i give is TRUE and correct to the best that i can give .

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