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Trying to pull DC sleeves

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Dave S

01-04-2004 05:36:04




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Hi, I'm trying to pull the sleeves on my DC but am having no luck. I'm using a home made puller which appears to be pulling straight. Going to try to borrow a boughten puller to see if that makes a differrence. How much resistance am I going to get? I had a breaker bar with handle extension and pulled till I couldn't pull any more. PLEASE HELP. Thanks Dave S




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Rahlo

01-10-2004 18:50:48




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 Re: Trying to pull DC sleeves in reply to Dave S, 01-04-2004 05:36:04  
Pulled sleeves on many Case tractors, some easy some hard. Try a chemical called blaster. It's a spray available at any good parts store. Spray it around the top and let it a set a day or two then try it. My brother just pulled the sleeves out of a 700 Case and had the puller in place wiht LOTS of presure on it and still had to use a 3lb hammer and a brass punch to get them started out.Just keep hammering while using good sense.

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DON L

01-04-2004 20:15:12




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 Re: Trying to pull DC sleeves in reply to Dave S, 01-04-2004 05:36:04  
Have a friend tap with a 3lb hammer around the side and top of the block. I find they come out hard ,more times than easy. Take it firm and slow. The disk I use is bigger than the sleeve. The sleeve hangs down and inch, and once it goes an inch there almost free. Don L.



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caseman-d

01-04-2004 09:52:51




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 Re: Trying to pull DC sleeves in reply to Dave S, 01-04-2004 05:36:04  
DC sleeve's are wet, they should pull fairly easy. Make sure your blocks aren't sitting on the top of sleeve flange. Once your tight try tapping on top of sleeve puller. Also make sure your bottom washer isn't catching on block. My D had the 4 1/8 bore and it was a close fit with the washer.
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Larry

01-04-2004 07:34:17




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 Re: Trying to pull DC sleeves in reply to Dave S, 01-04-2004 05:36:04  
I made my puller from a piece of 5" pipe, a 3/4" plate, a machined round disc, and a piece of 3/4" all thread rod with nuts. Pulled them out with only box end wrench.



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