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    Quote Originally Posted by taterjuice View Post
    couldn't agree more them old boys remember who the regulars are and believe me its nice to be on that list
    **** straight.... I take in stripped down lawn mower and other small engines and they let it slide that they have the steel cylinder sleaves in them... My scrap yard treats me pretty **** good....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Destructo_d View Post
    **** straight.... I take in stripped down lawn mower and other small engines and they let it slide that they have the steel cylinder sleaves in them... My scrap yard treats me pretty **** good....
    if you can get some dry ice and stick it in that cylinder the sleeve will fall right out

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bear View Post
    if you can get some dry ice and stick it in that cylinder the sleeve will fall right out
    Sometimes, the ones I have seen are cast into the block & won't slide out.
    I put a new disc on my 9iunch grinder & run a cut the length of the block at both ends of the cylinder.
    Then I use some wedges & sledgehammer & wedge out the slot untill the block cracks into half & the cylinders then fall out.

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