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Re: Pulling Wet Sleeves?
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Posted by george md on December 09, 2004 at 18:04:45 from (65.216.222.101):
In Reply to: Pulling Wet Sleeves? posted by Nathan in MN on December 09, 2004 at 14:39:18:
Nathan, There is nothing in an oli 88 that should make the sleeves hard to pull , the only thing holding are two small orings at the bottom. Sounds like your puller leg is standing on the sleeve flange or the plate at the bottom is too big and is wedged in the block. Keep the welder away from those sleeves , they are cast iron wet sleeves and welding on them will do no good as well as a good chance of arcing on the crankshaft. Engine is a waukesha 190 DLB , I have one apart in the shop now. george
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