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r-man

01-12-2003 19:28:07




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We have a530 on rear diff housing there is a crack looks like some one tried to repair with j b weld between rock shaft housing and diff housing about quarter way up on rtside. didnot notice when bought what would be best way to repair would you drill hole in frt of crack to stop crack then weld up any ideas much helpfull want to repair before we paint. what would have caused crack possible frose up diff grease is clear but might have been changed no diff noise

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Mike

01-13-2003 10:30:51




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 Re: housing crack in reply to r-man, 01-12-2003 19:28:07  
I heard of a local farmer that had a 520 with a grabby brake that was going down the road just tapped the pedal to slow down it grabbed and broke the brake shaft and bull gear. So anything can happen.This happened back when it was fairly new.



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ChuckW

01-13-2003 10:17:03




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 Re: housing crack in reply to r-man, 01-12-2003 19:28:07  
I've got a good 520 housing and would sell if you're interested.



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Earl S.

01-12-2003 19:45:55




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 Re: housing crack in reply to r-man, 01-12-2003 19:28:07  
It depends on where your crack is, but I believe I would check with a shop in your area that does crack repair on cyl heads and blocks. You might be able to use the drill and plug method such as Locknstitch. Look at www.locknstitch.com. Where do you live?? Earl



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