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2N sleeves rings

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Buford

09-28-1999 14:49:54




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Picked up a 2N,stuck eng.Got it loose & pistons
removed.Pistons good except rings are corroded
in place.Sleeves show some pitting(not deep)
Should I replace the sleeves??
I don't think I can save the rings,
Thanks for the usual good help




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TimK

09-28-1999 14:59:46




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 Re: 2N sleeves rings in reply to Buford, 09-28-1999 14:49:54  
If I were doing the job, and I were going to keep the tractor for my own use, I would replace pistons, pins, rings and sleeves. If its got thin sleeves, I would have the engine bored to accept the thicker sleeves, but that's your call. I would also renew the rod bushings. You can get some pretty good $$$ deals on total rebuild packages i.e. pistons rings sleeves bearings etc. Your host on this Board has them.

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