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Re: Sleeve kit
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Posted by JJK on September 16, 2006 at 21:17:32 from (216.189.131.75):
In Reply to: Sleeve kit posted by Howard H. on September 16, 2006 at 19:45:33:
I don't claim to know for sure but I would be supprised if the sleeve kit had rings on the pistons. As far as I know IH always sold the rings seperate and still do today. I'd take that sleeve kit and soak it in the parts washer for a while to soften up that shipping grease and remove the piston. If its that junk that I'm thinking of you could drop it in the ocean for a hundred years and it wouldn't hurt the metal but cleaning it off takes a little work. Do this only if you plan on using it or sealing it back up again so it don't rust up!
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