Re: Re: wet Sleeve

Posted by Fred OH on October 26, 2000 at 05:17:12 from (208.32.116.37):

In Reply to: Re: wet Sleeve posted by Fred OH on October 25, 2000 at 05:38:45:

Dan- while you're at it, take your hammer and wake TwoPop up. He's still asleep. If it's a Continental gas, it's a wet sleeve and you can tap the sleeves out with a block of wood and a hammer. Make sure you clean out the shoulder area at the top of the block well so the sleeves will seat where they're supposed to. You can insert sleeve and lay a straight edge across it and use a feeler gage to see if it's .003" or .004" above the deck as the instructions call for. Then insert o-rings on sleeve and lube them up and install. If you see any cracks around the top or bottom of the cylinders, don't worry too much about them as long as their not spread apart. They probably been there for 40 years. Button her up and put a can of stopleak in when you fill the radiator. Just don't use it as a pulling tractor. You really ought to have a MF-14 I&T Manual. They are available over on the left hand column under Tractor Manuals. L8R----Fred OH

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