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Why won't these sleeves budge?!!
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Posted by Brad on October 30, 2003 at 17:10:44 from (68.117.217.192):
I'm restoring a 46 A and everytime I need to remove something I
have a devil of a time getting the job accomplished. I read this forum
religiously and it all sounds so simple; "use a block of wood and tap
the sleeves free," " use a sleeve puller, once they break free the
sleeves will easily come out." Well, this A does NOT want to be
restored because I had a sleeve puller made and have just about
busted a gut trying to get the sleeves to move even a fraction of an
inch. All I have accomplished is to distort the puller plate. What next?
Slap the old kerosene pistons back in and go have a drink? You can
probably sense my frustration. I'm at a loss as what to do now.
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