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JD 50 CRANKSHAFT GROOVE

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BEN

07-08-2000 05:14:19




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On the end of the crank there is a worn out groove, I guess from a worn bushing,can this be backed filled with J B WELD ? are EPOXY, the groove is about 1/32 X 1 inch wide.




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Ben to Charles G man

07-09-2000 08:52:24




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 Re: JD 50 CRANKSHAFT GROOVE in reply to BEN, 07-08-2000 05:14:19  
Thanks for the info,I was alittle worry that if I did this it might come back to haunt me.



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Charles

07-09-2000 06:45:41




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 Re: JD 50 CRANKSHAFT GROOVE in reply to BEN, 07-08-2000 05:14:19  
You didn't say which end - but I assume you have the pulley off. If this is the pulley bearing, the bearing rollers ride directly on the crank, and I don't think JB Weld will be strong enough to last any length of time. Mine has a small groove there from what was probably a seized bearing (most of the damage was done to the pulley hub which I had bored and resleeved for $100). You'd have to take the crank out and have the area welded up and turned to specs.

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Gman

07-09-2000 00:19:05




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 Re: JD 50 CRANKSHAFT GROOVE in reply to BEN, 07-08-2000 05:14:19  
Ben why don't you take crank out, and have it turned back to specs. Shouldn't be all that expensive. When I restore a tractor I usually true up crank,J.B. Weld is good stuff and I've used it in a lot of questionable places but not on crank.Later Gman



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