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C with cracks between liners
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john campbell
07-11-2002 18:54:00
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pulled my c apart to o/h found cracks in block between liners looks like they have been there for many years it has never had water in the oil since i have had it i hope someone has seen this before any help app.
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Jim in Michigan
07-13-2002 19:49:50
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Re: c with cracks between liners in reply to john campbell, 07-11-2002 18:54:00
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I have a Wd45 with cracks in the top and bottom... I took a chance and put in new liner O rings and then Jb welded the cracks, after that I added a quart of waterglass and it is holding up so far. used it today loading manure and it is holding,, I do plan on replacing the block eventually, I cant see using the bolt method when I can buy a good used block from Tractor Barn for 325.oo ,,,,Jim
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steve
07-11-2002 20:02:27
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Re: c with cracks between liners in reply to john campbell, 07-11-2002 18:54:00
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very- very common. if it is only .030 inch wide or so, the head gasket will seal it fine. if it spreads over 1/16 inch gap, then you might consider some repair. there is a guy on this site "Dick" who has a procedure to screw a 1/2 inch bolt thru the water jacket inside the freeze plug, between no 2 and 3 liners. You probably dont need to worry about it. After 50 years, most are cracked in this area.
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Will
07-12-2002 01:50:43
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Re: Re: c with cracks between liners in reply to steve, 07-11-2002 20:02:27
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As long as it's cracked at the top you can spray the head gasket with some Copper kote and bolt it on, if it's cracked at the bottom you better start looking for a block.
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