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ARRGGGHHH!!!!!Still the sleeves

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Gabe

01-21-2002 20:21:51




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Thanks everyone for some suggestions, keep them comming. I am going to try and run a couple beeds of weld on it tomorrow. I built an extremely heavy duty puller, that just will not budge the sleeves. I even tried putting a jack under the tractor and running a rod to the bottom of my puller and pushing up while pulling up. Not a darn budge. Hopefully tomorrow. Only time will tell. I checked for welds on the sleeve and it is not welded to the block anywhere. Oh well, I will go at it again tomorrow. Thanks everyone.

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RobertTX

01-22-2002 05:38:19




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 Re: ARRGGGHHH!!!!!Still the sleeves in reply to Gabe, 01-21-2002 20:21:51  
Try rapping the block in an area where some slight peening will not harm anything as your puller holds a bind on the sleeve. The object is to get some vibration to the web area of the block that holds the sleeve, also the deck area, alternate between the two. I have done this successfully on tough ones, you can see them slowly walk up. Someone posted about running three beads around the inside of the sleeve in the area where it seats with a welder. I have not tried this, but I believe it will work. As the beads cool, they will contract and cause the sleeve to shrink. Obviously, this method will not let you reuse the sleeves.

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