Re: Removing cylinder sleeves

Posted by rrlund on April 13, 2007 at 07:05:12 from (216.46.213.86):

In Reply to: Removing cylinder sleeves posted by MTrimOhio on April 12, 2007 at 18:25:40:

That has wet sleeves,so you don't have to be concerned with breaking them. When they pop loose,they will lift out. Yes,we borrowed a slide hammer type puller one time before I built my own for those Olivers. It worked best to hang it up on the chain fall to keep constant pressure on it,then just whack away. The one that I made,I used a piece of 1/2 inch plate,cut two flat sides on it and used a salvaged joint from a swivel type breaker bar so I could drop it down from the top. I welded it to half of an old U bolt from the spring of a big truck. It has fine threads so it pulls strong and slow. The top plate that sits on the top of the engine is just flat plate with two small pieces of channel on the sides. Like I said,with those wet sleeves,they don't have to be lifted very far.

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