Go back to your sleeve puller idea just go with heavier matl. Your plate across bottom of sleeve needs to be 3/4 or even 1 inch thick and fit the sleeve properly.It is best if you take some dimemsions and get pc. that goes on bottom of sleeve machined with a step in it to go inside sleeve and keep it centered.Drill hole in center of it for at least a 1 inch unf grade 5 or better pc, of threaded rod. On the top side you just need a suitable sized pc. of schdule 40 pipe that sleeve o.d. will clear. Probably 4 1/2 or 5 inch for a D17 sleeve ? On top of the pipe another pc. of 3/4 or 1 inch plate with hole for your threaded rod to go thru. Make sure you use grade 8 flat washers under your nuts so nut dont dig in.Not knocking other ideas , but welding on the inside of your sleeves has inherent hazards if you dont really watch what you are doing.
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