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Re: Getting Farmall Sleeves Out
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Posted by johndeerejon on June 27, 2006 at 16:26:44 from (12.34.180.70):
In Reply to: Getting Farmall Sleeves Out posted by MartinD on June 27, 2006 at 05:48:17:
Sleeve pullers are great, but here is another trick that usually works. Take a wire welder and weld one (or more) small beeds vertically on the inside of the sleeves as far as you can reach with the welder. I had one sleeve one time that we broke the sleeve puller set on. after making two seperate welds on the sleeve, it literally fell out. The weld will make the sleeve contract, thus freeing itself.
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