wendell blanton
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Hello Im new here ,and i have this web site and think it is great , i need to remove the sleeves in my h model farmall and don t know really how to start ,does any body have any infro ,tthat might be of help
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You need a puller like Keith made for his Super C. You will need a puck undercut to 3.355" to fit the sleeve bore if the sleeve bore is 3.375". The overall diameter of the puck should be about .020" less than the overall diameter of the sleeve so it will clear the block diameter. Hal
glennster
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like hal said, you will need a sleeve puller. if you cant build one or borrow one, if the motor is out of the tractor, take it to a local engine shop and have them pull the sleeves for you. also have them check the height of the new sleeves at the top where they go in the block, if the stick up too high, they will need to be machined down. (just had this done on my super m motor)
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