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Topic: B5R Rods
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| Jeremy White
09-04-2012 18:32:32
96.240.177.123
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Hi! I have a 1939 styled B and I am looking for a GOOD set of B5R connecting Rods or someone trust worthy and reasonable to rebabbit the ones I have! Anyone out there have any connections or advice will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
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| 69val6
09-06-2012 18:54:57
74.34.81.212
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Re: B5R Rods in reply to Jeremy White, 09-04-2012 18:32:32
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| If you"re in the midwest, you can check with Effingham regrinding in Effingham Illinois. They can re-babbitt the rods and re-grind the crank, along with any other machine work you might need. Last set of rods I had re-babbitted cost $250. They were perfect though. They"re a top quality outfit.
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| Earl-IL
09-05-2012 10:04:35
50.81.209.158
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Re: B5R Rods in reply to Jeremy White, 09-04-2012 18:32:32
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| Can you use B3201 insert rods for the B ser.# 96000 up. If you can there is a used pair on the classified adds for $75.
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| Paul from MI
09-04-2012 19:26:33
204.106.250.243
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Re: B5R Rods in reply to Jeremy White, 09-04-2012 18:32:32
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| Try Pauls Rod & Bearing, they gave me good advice. Don't have the number but they have been mentioned a number of times here, so do a search.
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| F-I-T
09-04-2012 19:28:29
184.6.240.123
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Re: B5R Rods in reply to Paul from MI, 09-04-2012 19:26:33
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Paul, do you recall what an "average" re-babitting of a rod will cost? I'm going to start on my "H" when I get back my trip to China. It might might need a crank regrind, as well as a rebore, though it runs well now and doesn't knock, still...probably 60 years since it's last rings.
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