Posted by Kentb of SWMO on March 26, 2010 at 06:08:00 from (71.30.134.73):
In Reply to: cracked housing posted by kendak on March 25, 2010 at 18:53:44:
J-B Weld or Devcon. About 12 years ago while combining Fescue Seed with one of Dad's C-II Gleaner. I hit a BIG rock in a field with the transmission. Later we lost a U-Joint on the un-loading auger. While waiting for the new U-Joint the machine was setting on a concrete pad which let us discover the oil leak in the transmission from a crack caused by hitting the rock. We drained the trans, cleaned it well with spray carb. cleaner. Covered the crack with J-B Weld and covered the J-B Weld with Duct Tape to hold the J-B Weld in place until it cured. The J-B it still there and there are no oil leaks. The combine was used this last year to cut Fescue Seed. I do not know why my Brother wanted to cut the seed as the price, in my opinion, would not cover operating costs.
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