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Re: pulling sleeves
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Posted by Dave Wilcox on June 20, 2004 at 12:07:49 from (216.238.59.141):
In Reply to: pulling sleeves posted by curtis on June 18, 2004 at 19:57:07:
I had that problem with a Buda. I put a 2"square tube across the top and bottom of the engine connected with 3/4" threaded rod on each end. Put spacers under the top tube so the sleeve and piston can come up out. Take a piece of 2"rectangular tubing by whatever fits over the bottom end of the connecting rod, but still large enough to catch the sleeve. Tighten the nuts and force sleeve and piston out together. Worked great with wet sleeves and sleeves that projeced below the bore in the block. You do have to remove the Crank though.
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