way back in about 1982 i was putting rings in a 900 case. had the pistons sitting on a bench and one fell on the floor and broke the skirt off. could not find that particular used piston so the guy at the tractor wreckers said just to use that one. so i just chamfered the broken edge and put it together. that tractor did a pile of field work for about the next 20 yrs. and that piston is still in it. and more to this story is that the old rings were 1/8" undersize . the guy we bought it from said he always had to pull start it. once i saw the rings on those pistons i knew why it wouldnt start. this was a diesel also and had a lot of blow by. but anyway put it together with proper rings and the broken skirt and it started on its own. not telling you what to do just an example that it could hold out with no harm.
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