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Re: making a sleeve puller
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Posted by Kelly C on February 02, 2006 at 19:09:01 from (63.171.43.140):
In Reply to: making a sleeve puller posted by farmallm222 on February 02, 2006 at 16:36:49:
Here is one. Just take a bushing or 1 1/2 inch piece of pipe that a 3/4 inch threaded rod will go in. Then get some flat steel and make the head piece.
You need to make a slug. Just cutting and grinding a disk with a 3/4 inch hole in it may work. Having a lip on it that fits inside the sleeve to line it up works best. When I do my 400 I will take a new sleeve to a machinest and have him make it for me.
Threaded rod I found grade 2 stuff strips out on the hard ones. Find some grade 8 threaded rod if you can. Welder guy in town ordered me some. 
Speaking of the welding shop. I dug around his scrap pile and found this peice of steel pipe to use as a base.
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