Posted by welding man on February 27, 2013 at 04:30:38 from (216.115.205.96):
In Reply to: Need some advice posted by aarolar on February 26, 2013 at 15:45:03:
I could repair this piece and when I got finished you would have to look very hard to tell if it had ever been broken,but you would not like the price, and I would not arc weld it. To repair cast is very expensive, any way that you do it. Ni-rod is in excess of $40.00 a pound. Brazing rod isn't cheap either and acet and oxygen are out the roof. I'd opt for a used lift cover, unless you just want to try your luck at repairing cast, but I'd have a replacement lined up before I started, it may not turn out the way you had hoped.
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