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Oh... She got the better of me today.
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Posted by Kelly C on January 14, 2006 at 13:41:46 from (63.171.43.140):
That 706 does not want to give up those sleeves.
The pulling disks I have just are not accurate enough. I cant for the life of me get the disk not to catch on the side of the cylinder.
I was out there all day and have nothing to show for it. I even tried to weld a bead along the old sleeve.
That did nothing, cant get it hot enough to shrink it. I ran 3 beads on the #1 and you could touch it right after. All I got out of that was a peice of slag on the deck to fix now. The disk I have is just a cut out peice of steel. That the guy took a grinder and put a angle on the edge. All that does is slide as you put pressure on the disk. I need a machined disk with a 3 9/16 lip on it. So it can make a possitve lock to stay lined up.
Grrrr crappy day.
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