Sounds like your tool will work just fine, and they go in easy, no way do you need to take head off. Make sure your tool won't contact a piston if it extends into cyl. Modern day dealerships are very reluctant to let a customer talk to someone that might know what is going on. That is one of the very reasons I quit CaseIH dealership that had been recently bought by a corporate group after my boss of 33 years retired. The way it stands right now, I can't get much help from the CaseIH dealership I order parts from ( I am retired but still work on old red to make a few extra bucks) and all those years I did all I could to give good advice to customers seeking it. One parts man is the only one I really know as we worked at same dealership previously so he is really good to deal with. If I need to borrow a tool or something I go to the John Deere dealer I last worked at. They always treated me great, of course a little red and green back and forth.
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