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Matthew

10-21-2001 20:33:52




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I think I fingured out what's wrong with my smoking 1020 - the timing is off. My only problem now is that while installing the CB injection pump, I didn't listen to my wrench as I tightened the pump into the studs and I broke one of the flanges off the side of the pump!!!!

HELP - can I fix this with JB Weld? I looks like the housing is made out of aluminum and these mounts only hold the pump from rotating aroung its axis (which alters the timing).

Anyone ever use JB Weld to fix this????

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Chuck

10-23-2001 07:39:52




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 Re: JB Weld in reply to Matthew, 10-21-2001 20:33:52  
your best bet now would be to take the part to a machine shop, allow them to weld and finish to the exact specs, this will prevent any misalignment or other problems.



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Skip

10-22-2001 08:24:36




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 Re: JB Weld in reply to Matthew, 10-21-2001 20:33:52  
I seriously doubt JB weld will fix that, it is good for lots of things but not there. Clean it up real good and take it to a REPUTABLE welding shop and have the ear TIG (heliarc) welded back on. Aluminum is no problem but magnesium might be. Be sure not to burn up any seals. Good luck



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Matthew

10-22-2001 14:43:11




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 Re: Re: JB Weld in reply to Skip, 10-22-2001 08:24:36  
I could take it to be welded, but I'm afraid the heat will kill the injection pump.

I just padi $450 to have it rebuild and I cannot remove the pump from the housing due to the calibration and seals.

Wouldn't the welding generate a lot of heat?



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Matthew

10-22-2001 19:28:55




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 Re: Re: Re: JB Weld in reply to Matthew, 10-22-2001 14:43:11  
UPDATE:

I took the pump off the tractor tonight and was able to remove the mounting flange from the base of the injection pump!!!! YEAH!!!!!

Now, I can either try to find a used one or have it welded without damage to the pump - makes me very happy and relieved :>



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Chuck

10-22-2001 04:48:18




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 Re: JB Weld in reply to Matthew, 10-21-2001 20:33:52  
Instead of patching up, why not remove and have heilarc welder so it will be sure to hold in the future.



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MIKE HANLEY

10-21-2001 22:32:36




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 Re: JB Weld in reply to Matthew, 10-21-2001 20:33:52  
WHAT THE HECK IF IT WORKS IT WORKS. IF IT DOSES,T YOU ARE OUT $5. I HAVE HAD REAL GOOD LUCK WITH J B WELD ON REGULAR CASTINGS TO THE POINT WHERE IT HELD OIL UNDER PRESSURE. REMEMBER J B WELD AND LOC TITE ONLY WORK BEST IF THE PARTS ARE CLEAN AND OIL FREE INCLUDING THE OIL ON YOUR HANDS. AFTER THE PARTS ARE CLEAN, SPRAY THE PARTS WITH BREAK KLEEN AND LET AIR DRY. ALSO SPRAY YOUR VICE GRIPS AND USE THEM INSTEAD OF YOU HANDS.
LET THE J B WELD CURE FOR 24 TO 36 HOURS.

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