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Re: Removing cylinder sleeves
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Posted by msb on April 12, 2007 at 21:09:41 from (76.1.220.72):
In Reply to: Removing cylinder sleeves posted by MTrimOhio on April 12, 2007 at 18:25:40:
Just don't be tempted to use a piece of pipe and a hydraulic jack like a customer once did.Thought he would save some money. I had to take a 3010 block out of that customer's tractor and send it out to a welder when the pipe slipped and broke the webbing between two cylinders. Another caution. Don't hit,tap or otherwise beat on top of the block like I have seen some people do.
Go rent a puller somewhere.
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