I did a bunch of photos of a complete rebuild on a D2 5U engine a couple years back, and I did use a home made sleeve puller. I turned a plate to fit the bore of the sleeve with a shoulder that would pass through the block bore. I used a piece of 1" all thread to supply the pull. I made a heavy braced plate that i could block up over the deck that I pulled from. It worked as well, or maybe better than some manufactured pullers that I have used.
Check my old posts. There may be a picture of it in there yet.
Jack
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