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Got me a problem help Please. Part 2
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Posted by old on March 24, 2006 at 13:34:48 from (207.69.137.26):
Well being the lazy person I am I sort of used some of your ideas and some of my own. Since the sleeve sticks up about 1-2 inches in to the bottom of the engine I cut a plate of steel 3X4 and layed it on the sleeve. Then I put a piece of square tupe about 18 inchs long on that. I then took my Ford 841 with loader and set the bucket down on the tube and let the bucket down, it has power down. Well it didn't pop out but did move about a 1/16-1/8 of an inch. Then I took my 16lbs sledge hammer and hit it one good hard time and out it popped.
Thanks guys for all your ideas.
Now I have to wait on gaskets etc before I can do any thing more other then a little cleaning of stuff.
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