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CRACKED A SLEEVE!!! NEED HELP PLEASE!!!
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Posted by Booe on February 04, 2006 at 18:55:04 from (12.74.57.17):
i am putting my m engine back together. i put new everything in it and i got to my second sleeve to install. yeah... well i got it in over 3/4 of the way with a 2x4 piece of wood and a hammer and then it busted a chunk off. So my delima is now where can i get an individual sleeve? and does anyone have any secrets or tips to installing these things? i put them in a deep freezer for about 3 days and i took a pocket torche to the cylinder to warm it up a bit and tried but its a pain in the @**!! i got one in and it took me about 30 minutes of pounding and moving the wood. is there any other way? can i order a sleeve from my ih dealer? if so anyone have an idea of a price? thanks alot for all your help! couldnt do this tractor restoration without u guys!
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