Posted by Up North Louie on November 24, 2007 at 09:52:46 from (65.73.75.68):
I have a Farmall 560 gasser, which puts out a little blue smoke and likes to foul plugs. My cousin worked for Harvester for a lot of years, both as a mechanic and salesman. He indicates it likely needs valves and rings done. I can probably get him to do the work in the spring, but he says we would likely need a sleeve puller. How much does such a thing cost? More than it would to just take it to an established shop where I don't know who they are, what they know, etc. Is there another way to get a sleeve out? I have never thought about doing anything like this.
I do know that once you split a tractor, it makes sense to look at everything and fix that which needs to be fixed, so I am planning to have the money on hand to do it.
I look forward to whatever guidance I can get. Thank you in advance,
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