Posted by Nebraska Kirk on December 14, 2013 at 19:42:28 from (207.91.4.159):
In Reply to: 1926 Regular posted by d21smith on December 14, 2013 at 13:22:59:
Like OldF20, I use a press too, although mine is only a 20 ton. :lol: I made a fixture that will hold the engine block upside down in my press without having to remove the studs. Using this fixture I am able to press out piston and sleeve together and then press the piston out of the sleeve.
Here is a picture of it in use on a 10-20 engine. I turned a puck on my lathe to fit the bottom of the sleeve and then cut out a notch to clear the rod, that way I am able to put force directly on the bottom of the sleeve. I have used it to press out sleeves of F20, F30, 10-20 and even a 22-36 engine. It works pretty good and I have never broken a block although I have almost maxed out my 20 ton press while getting the sleeves to break loose!!
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