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Sleeve puller Massey Ferguson 1100

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farmrgirl

06-03-2005 11:01:42




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any suggestions?




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jbul

06-04-2005 20:19:02




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 Re: Sleeve puller Massey Ferguson 1100 in reply to farmrgirl, 06-03-2005 11:01:42  
welding works, make 3-4 passes around bore from top to bottom, stop a inch or so from both let cool. my 1135 came out with just a couple of hits.



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MHF

06-04-2005 10:14:04




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 Re: Sleeve puller Massey Ferguson 1100 in reply to farmrgirl, 06-03-2005 11:01:42  
Have any MF dealers around to get the right puller block. I would suggest use the correct puller block the sleeves in a perkins can get stuck very tight. You could try welding down the sleeves to loosen them up and then trying to pop them loose by hitting them dont burn through the sleeve welding or you"ll pit the block. I would recommend if you are doing a out of frame OH just ask a machine shop what they would charge to push the old out and put the new in. Unless your doing an in frame OH then get the correct tool and puller press. If you need the MFN number of tool let me know I cant remember it of the top of my head.

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