Posted by Tom in Iowa City on February 15, 2011 at 14:46:16 from (173.26.136.154):
In Reply to: Re: 22-36 posted by rustred on February 15, 2011 at 14:37:02:
Rustred, You say "have the machine shop build them up." Some concerns here: welding may or will soften the shaft, which would need to be rehardened, I suppose and probably no problem. Different kinds of weld material as to hardness. Probably an expensive operation. Also, hard to build up the inside of the transmission connection with welds. Don't know how practical this machine shop idea would be. Making a new shaft is out of the question, as to expense. Getting a used shaft would probably bring up a similarly worn one, if you can even find one. Do you think I would be best off leaving it as is and, knowing that it will not be put to work in the field and will probably not have too much running use? I'm getting close to feeling that doing nothing to it might be best? Agree? Thanks, Tom
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