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curtis

06-18-2004 19:57:07




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i am overhauling my super m engine in the tractor. im putting in new pistons, rings, and sleeves. well the pistons are frozen adn im finally getting them to break lose. and i need to pull the sleeves so i was wondering where i could get a sleeve puller. alot of people say make one but im not very good at makin stuff. and i dont want to tear anythign up. i am going to contact case tommarow and see if they have one i can rent but i dont really think they will let me just from the business i have done there. but its worth a try. any help is appreciated. thanks alot

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Dave Wilcox

06-20-2004 12:07:49




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 Re: pulling sleeves in reply to curtis, 06-18-2004 19:57:07  
I had that problem with a Buda.
I put a 2"square tube across the top and bottom of the engine connected with 3/4" threaded rod on each end. Put spacers under the top tube so the sleeve and piston can come up out. Take a piece of 2"rectangular tubing by whatever fits over the bottom end of the connecting rod, but still large enough to catch the sleeve. Tighten the nuts and force sleeve and piston out together. Worked great with wet sleeves and sleeves that projeced below the bore in the block. You do have to remove the Crank though.

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Larry

06-18-2004 20:03:42




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 Re: pulling sleeves in reply to curtis, 06-18-2004 19:57:07  
You CAN build a sleeve puller but you need a lathe to do it right. You need you a round "puck" big enough to catch the sleeve but small enough to miss the block. This is very tight. We have a lathe so making things like this is no big deal. If you are VERY patient with a grinder and a piece of 2"-3" flat stock you can make a puller by using a piston you pulled out. I hope you did not pound to hard on those pistons. A lot of Farmall M Blocks have been cracked from people pounding the pistons out. Good Luck

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