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Re: Pulling sleeves on my 300
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Posted by Bob in SE Nebraska on April 17, 2003 at 08:00:10 from (162.40.71.91):
In Reply to: Pulling sleeves on my 300 posted by Kelly C on April 17, 2003 at 06:59:37:
Kelly, If you have a shop crane or can borrow one it would be a good time to pull the engine so you can install a new rear main seal, check the clutch, main bearings and things like that. I have installed sleeve/ piston kits and then had to pull the engine or split the tractor because of a leaking seal or bad clutch. Rather than split the tractor I like to pull the front bolster and then the engine because I usually need to work on the bolster too. This works well for me anyway and hope it helps with your 300. Bob
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