and from what i remember about your cylinder picture the mechanic's told u to replace the sleeves. u ignored all advise just so u could say it runs. you have no idea whats going on inside an engine. and also make sure you show them pictures to who ever u might sell it to. that would be the most honest thing. unless the buyer has no clue what he is buying. what you have shown us nothing to brag about as mechanic's here are laughing at a tractor guru just from posts advertizing his not so mechanical skills. prove me wrong and give me some engine advise here . you could not get the sleeves out or measure them either , just a hone job and i dont think it was honed either. then u showed all the pitting and put it together. so why are u advertizing that ? humm . just because the thing is making noise and pistons going up and down means its good? and you will never see it smoke but it sure will pump the oil out. so dont be saying i am proved wrong, as it would take a mechanic with one heck of a lot more experience that you jumping in with your fun idea's. now have a fun day.
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