Re: time to find a machine shop

Posted by K.B.-826 on July 31, 2006 at 20:05:36 from (24.180.149.226):

In Reply to: time to find a machine shop posted by banjo on July 31, 2006 at 19:10:27:

Super A has wet sleeves, which are fairly easy to remove. At this point, you'll probably need the special puller for doing this. Are you taking the block to the machine shop? They should have the puller. Next time you do one, remove them while the engine is still in the tractor, by cutting a piece of an oak 2x4 to the shape where it will clear the crank and catch the bottom edge of the sleeve. Then get your floor jack under the 2x4, and they should pop right out. Right now, you could try driving them out with a wood block and big hammer. I would probably just recommend taking the block to the machine shop, have them pop the sleeves out, have the block hot tanked and surfaced, and have them replace the cam bearings, as that's another job that requires special tools. If you choose to have the block surfaced, send your new sleeves along so they can test fit the sleeves after recutting the counterbores, to assure that the sleeves stand out above the deck of the block the correct amout.

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