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Posted by JT on October 03, 2005 at 13:31:00 from (70.226.193.86):
In Reply to: Question for RustyFarmall posted by GettingStarted on October 03, 2005 at 13:17:04:
All the farmall letter tractors I have been into have dry sleeves. The sleeve is pressed into the block and are not a part of the water jacket. You pull them out with a puller and the easiest way to put back in is to freeze the sleeve and do this on a hot day so the block is hot, then push the cold sleeve in the block. The purpose is, when you do a rebuild it cuts cost, you buy piston and sleeve kits, then you can do a rebuild yourself, you do not have to take the engine completly out of the tractor, you do not have to take it a machine shop to get bored. Makes for a simple way to do it. As for why a dry sleeve and not a wet sleeve, that I do not know.
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