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Bill

05-08-2003 12:13:31




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Bought a 1950 A , it had a busted rod, when it went, it broke a hunk of the skirt on the block, anybody fixed one like that,,,thanks,Bill




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dan

05-08-2003 23:20:53




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 Re: A-- block in reply to Bill, 05-08-2003 12:13:31  
Ever think of sleeving the block? I have done it instead of buying new pistons or another block.



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G-MAN

05-08-2003 16:54:54




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 Re: A-- block in reply to Bill, 05-08-2003 12:13:31  
How big of a chunk is missing, Bill? I would think that as long as the piece isn't too large, and that it's below the end of ring travel, it may not be too big of a deal. Maybe you could just do without it. If that's not possible, you could likely find a good used block for less than it may cost to fix it. That would seem to be a rather involved fix to me. My two cents.



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Bill

05-08-2003 17:11:12




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 Re: Re: A-- block in reply to G-MAN, 05-08-2003 16:54:54  
yea I was kinda thinking the different block thing, its about a 4 inch triangle piece, also has a couple hairline fractures,Looks like mama gets some more yard art,,,Thanks,.,. BILL



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Ralph

05-08-2003 22:15:53




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 Re: Re: Re: A-- block in reply to Bill, 05-08-2003 17:11:12  
If it has some hairline cracks plus 4 inch missing, I would say its yard art for sure.



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G-MAN

05-09-2003 10:33:08




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: A-- block in reply to Ralph, 05-08-2003 22:15:53  
I agree, and seeing as how common "A"s are, finding a better block shouldn't be a problem.



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mike

05-09-2003 17:41:25




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: A-- block in reply to G-MAN, 05-09-2003 10:33:08  
email me at [email protected] with your cast no i may have used block for sale thanks mike



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