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Posted by ChadS on February 01, 2005 at 05:21:35 from (4.224.132.164):
Just wanted to say thanks, I built a sleeve puller like described in the last post on this,, and it worked very well. Got the sleeve all removed, and new ones installed. Used the freezer, and the hair dryer method, they dropped right in. I was looking at the head again, seen a valve was getting ready to burn again!!!!! Just had them recut last fall, but I guess they are burned to a crisp and have become brittle and chips away as time goes on. I ordered all new valves, springs clips etc etc. Should have it done this weekend if things go together smoothly. Thanks again! ChadS
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