Re: speedi sleeve

Posted by Jim Allen on December 05, 2005 at 09:08:12 from (209.173.160.22):

In Reply to: speedi sleeve posted by fenton on December 05, 2005 at 08:10:05:

That's right. Measure the shaft very accurately
and buy the appropriate sleeve with the correct
I.D.

A tip: The sleeves are thin enough that they
can sometimes "form" into the groove in the
shaft after you've installed it. If it does, you will
have another leak. To counter this, I clean the
shaft thoroughly, then fill the grooves with JB
Weld, or a similar product, let it dry, and sand
it flush with the unworn part of the shaft.
Repeat if you have gaps. Then install the
sleeve over the top. The filler prevents the
sleeve from sinking into the groove. Make sure
the filler is fully dry (24 hours at least) and
sanded very smooth.

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