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Re: Getting Farmall Sleeves Out
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Posted by Beck on June 27, 2006 at 06:21:34 from (199.150.177.135):
In Reply to: Getting Farmall Sleeves Out posted by MartinD on June 27, 2006 at 05:48:17:
The sleeve puller is easy to make yourself, but the disc is another matter. Close isn't good enough, it has to fit just right as it can't hit the cylinder walls, but still has to grab the sleeve. It has to be stepped to fit into the end of the sleeve and the hole for the threaded rod has to be exactly in the center. I assume that you are putting in new sleeves since you are taking out the old ones. Why not order the new sleeves and take one of them to your local machine shop and get them to make a disc to fit it. Those sleeves can be in there pretty tight, so you have to have a good setup.
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