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Cylinder sleeve puller

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Ken Christopher

05-30-2007 13:16:23




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Is there anyone that can tell me where I can find a cylinder sleeve puller? I need to pull the sleeves on my '41 SC and don't know where to find one. I have seen home made ones, but am not sure how exactly to make it.

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Ken Christopherson in MN




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Jerry/MT

06-02-2007 13:43:29




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to Ken Christopherson (Farma, 05-30-2007 13:16:23  
If you do a search in the Archives, you'll probably find a home made design. A fellow in the Ferguson Forum with the handle Jim in OH has a design that he posted I believe. It's made with a piece of threaded rod, some nuts and washers, and some blocks of wood.



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Owen Aaland

05-31-2007 20:37:48




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to Ken Christopherson (Farma, 05-30-2007 13:16:23  
Owatonna Tool Company



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Charles Santhuff

05-31-2007 09:44:23




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to Ken Christopherson (Farma, 05-30-2007 13:16:23  
E&K Ag Products, Gainesville, Mo. 65655 makes them. Phone number is 417-679-3530. They frequently run an advertisement in Antique Power magazine.



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Nebraska Kirk

05-30-2007 20:41:56




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to Ken Christopherson (Farma, 05-30-2007 13:16:23  
Here is the sleeve puller that I made.

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glennster

05-30-2007 17:14:17




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to Ken Christopherson (Farma, 05-30-2007 13:16:23  
heres two of my sleeve pullers, left one is store bought, rt one is home made. pucks were cut on a lathe out of 3/8 plate. angle iron sits on the top of the motor, bolt goes thru, puck bolts on bottom. see pucks in box, they have a step cut in them so they dont slide off the sleeve.
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Stan in Oly, WA

05-30-2007 22:46:31




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to glennster, 05-30-2007 17:14:17  
Hi glennster,

What is the function of the eight square tabs that look like stove bolt nuts which are welded to the bottom of the angle iron?

Thanks, Stan



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JMS/MN

05-30-2007 22:56:56




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to Stan in Oly, WA, 05-30-2007 22:46:31  
Just betcha' that it allows the sleeve to pop out of the block? Otherwise the flat plate would be on top of the block- same place the top of the sleeve is at.



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glennster

05-31-2007 05:56:09




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to JMS/MN, 05-30-2007 22:56:56  
yup you got it!!! then if i need to, i add wood blocks under it to keep pulling for a stubborn sleeve.



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Sam from WA

05-30-2007 17:06:49




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to Ken Christopherson (Farma, 05-30-2007 13:16:23  
i have always used a gear puller with extended arms. i find a piece of pipe that will give plenty of clearance for the sleeve when it comes out and then i put a piece of 1/4 inch flat stock that will go all the way across the pipe. put the puller's arms down into the cylinder bore, and hook them on the bottom of the sleeve. this will pull the sleeve right out. the puller's arms must be pointing out, opposite from if you were going to pull a gear off.

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glennster

05-30-2007 13:58:05




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to Ken Christopherson (Farma, 05-30-2007 13:16:23  
i have two different types, i'll try and get some photos and post them for you, you can make one with some 3/4 all thread and some steel pucks to fit the sleeves. lot of guys weld a few beads in the sleeve and it comes out pretty easy. i have never tried that tho.



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The Preacher

05-30-2007 17:51:45




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to glennster, 05-30-2007 13:58:05  
Be careful welding, though. I once burned through the sleeve and welded it to the block. It made for a crappy afternoon.



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dds-inc

05-30-2007 20:39:04




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 Re: Cylinder sleeve puller in reply to The Preacher, 05-30-2007 17:51:45  
i bet you weren't exactly 'preaching' all afternoon. hahaha!



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