Re: cracked block

Posted by gene b on January 19, 2003 at 03:22:29 from (63.15.137.29):

In Reply to: cracked block posted by Wayne H. Thompson on January 18, 2003 at 20:17:53:

Just enough to get a good bond by removing the rust and old paint. Ifinished one last fall by using the rubber sealant that is used for sealant on a windshield replacement. I put it rather thick hasent showed any signs of leaking. Probably has 10hrs mowing time on it. It is much easier as it doesent run. Just took a 4in grinder and ground it to get a good surface. This was a bad crack someone had attempted to weld and the water ran out as fast as you poured it in.

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