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JD B Push Rod Sleeves

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Bob

07-19-2001 08:14:01




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Does the big end go toward the front or back.




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Pappy

07-19-2001 20:51:39




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 Re: JD B Push Rod Sleeves in reply to Bob, 07-19-2001 08:14:01  
The push-rod sleeves are tapered about .002. Install them from the front of the head with the smaller diameter going in first. The book says you can change them without removing the head, if you have a special puller. Coat the sleeves with white lead or equivalent.



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Bob

07-20-2001 08:36:06




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 Re: Re: JD B Push Rod Sleeves in reply to Pappy, 07-19-2001 20:51:39  
Thanks for the help



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Clyde Scott

07-19-2001 14:33:01




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 Re: JD B Push Rod Sleeves in reply to Bob, 07-19-2001 08:14:01  
Bob:
Looking at the JD service manual for the B, it does not say which end goes where. It talks about a "special puller tool" which also has a driver for inserting the new sleeve. Drive the new sleeve into the head from the tappet end. once it is in the head, use the tapered end of the tool to flare the sleeve end sealing in in the head. Hope this helps.
Clyde Scott - Moultrie, GA.



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Chuck

07-19-2001 13:38:35




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 Re: JD B Push Rod Sleeves in reply to Bob, 07-19-2001 08:14:01  
don't have a tech manual in front of me, however it may make sense that they would enter from the rear as to make pressure from head tightning maintain seal...however check parts/shop manual or itt.



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