piston sleevs

hayhay5757 · Oct 21, 2016

to 20 how hard to remove & any tips

Steve@Advance · Oct 21, 2016

They just sit in the block, head holds them down.

There is an oring at the bottom, the block will need to be thoroughly cleaned before putting them back in.

Bruce(OR) · Oct 21, 2016

Brass drift and a hammer got mine out. Gently. Real gently.

Tom H. · Oct 22, 2016

I built this setup years ago, I think with some info on this site. Simple to make. A piece of angle steel and a threaded rod 1/2". Use a couple of
2 x4 pieces to support on the head and will easily pull the sleeve up. Just about an inch frees the O rings.

Tom H. · Oct 22, 2016

Sorry trouble with pictures

miner09 · Oct 22, 2016

I use a block of wood and a hammer. Once the o-rings comes loose they will come out easily.

Duner Wi · Oct 22, 2016

I had a puck made for 3 3/16 inch and 3 5/16 on one side, flipped it and has 3 1/4 on the other side..

hayhay5757 · Oct 22, 2016

got them out brass drift thanks

Bruce(OR) · Oct 22, 2016

Pay attention to the oil holes in the rods as to what they are pointing at. That oil pick up tube has rubber seals at either end
that can be replaced from your local hydraulic supply shop. Pack the oil pump with Vaseline prior to starting the engine.
The oil tube at the bottom has to be screwed all the way into the block or the oil pan cover will not seal properly. That's
enough to get you started. Come on back for more.

hayhay5757 · Oct 23, 2016

(quotedtor trac from post at 20:54:50 10/22/16) Pay attention to the oil holes in the rods as to what they are pointing at. That oil pick up tube has rubber seals at either end
that can be replaced from your local hydraulic supply shop. Pack the oil pump with Vaseline prior to starting the engine.
The oil tube at the bottom has to be screwed all the way into the block or the oil pan cover will not seal properly. That's
enough to get you started. Come on back for more.

I made a preluber air pump oil threw the oil temp hole when did rod bearings on other tractor / will not hart to pack oil any way

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