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Posted by mrick on November 03, 2005 at 20:33:56 from (66.115.246.14):
I am rebuilding an M farmall and I just pulled the sleeves and found a problem. The number 3 bore started to seep some antifreeze after I pulled the sleeve. It has a small crack toward the front end of the tractor side of the bore about 1 or so inches from the bottom of the bore. It leaks real slow. (about 1 drop every few minutes) It never leaked before and there was never any antifreeze in the pan. Will the new sleeve seal it up and not be a problem or is the block now a boat anchor and it is time to look for a new one? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks Rick
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