Posted by DeltaRed on September 29, 2018 at 21:44:36 from (67.40.52.190):
In Reply to: Cast welding posted by SVcummins on September 29, 2018 at 15:28:56:
My 642 was broken there too. I pulled the 'eye' out once. cut off the broken eye and welded a piece of 1" flat steel in it's place. Ground down to a deep Vee,made a root pass with 6011,ground out the slag. then laid in multiple passes of 7018 and used an air chipper between passes.Acctually built it up above the metal then ground it smooth. It is still holding 3 years later.I think that is a weak spot on those plows as most I've seen are broken there. BTW,that part is NLA (no longer available). The last published price was around 1700.00 dollars.
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