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Posted by curtis on June 18, 2004 at 19:57:07 from (69.21.210.103):
i am overhauling my super m engine in the tractor. im putting in new pistons, rings, and sleeves. well the pistons are frozen adn im finally getting them to break lose. and i need to pull the sleeves so i was wondering where i could get a sleeve puller. alot of people say make one but im not very good at makin stuff. and i dont want to tear anythign up. i am going to contact case tommarow and see if they have one i can rent but i dont really think they will let me just from the business i have done there. but its worth a try. any help is appreciated. thanks alot
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