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doug

03-05-2003 17:34:55




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ok i have a 1929 case l with wet sleeves.. what is the best way to pull-remove them..




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elroysdad

03-06-2003 14:44:30




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 Re: sleeve removal in reply to doug, 03-05-2003 17:34:55  
If you are removing the sleeves rom the L, were you putting new ones in? If so, where did you find them? I am working on an L, and would like to use new pistons and sleeves if I could locate a set. If not, it will run OK this way, too. Just wondering, thanks.



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doug

03-06-2003 16:12:14




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 Re: Re: sleeve removal in reply to elroysdad, 03-06-2003 14:44:30  
im using my old slleves when i get them out.. my o ring were lettin water by so i hav to replace the seals



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Kennyp

03-06-2003 06:38:25




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 Re: sleeve removal in reply to doug, 03-05-2003 17:34:55  
Something that I found to help. I worked in a cold farm shop. I used a heat lamp on the block befor inserting the sleeves. Might help to point one at the side of the block for a while. Course my main reason was to not have to wear gloves :).



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RobertTX

03-06-2003 05:35:38




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 Re: sleeve removal in reply to doug, 03-05-2003 17:34:55  
What DKase said is correct, but I have found some of the L and LA sleeves to be pretty tough to remove. One good trick is to tighten the puller, then rap on the side of the block with a 3 pound hammer. You can see the sleeve slowly creep up as you vibrate the block. You can make a puller from some 3/4" all thread and scrap that will work very well.



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DKase

03-06-2003 05:22:52




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 Re: sleeve removal in reply to doug, 03-05-2003 17:34:55  
The proper way is with a sleeve puller. This is a special tool made just for pulling sleeves. It has a piece that fits inside the bottom of the sleeve with a shoulder on it so it is the size of the outside of the sleeve. A large bolt goes through the sleeve to a block that fits around the top of the sleeve. Tighten the bolt and the sleeve comes out. The wet sleeves don't pull near as hard as dry sleeves. I've taken them out with a small block of wood and a jack. Be careful if you want to reuse them. Once they move 1" you can lift them out by hand. Good Luck

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