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Posted by Mike in CT on July 07, 2004 at 16:29:27 from (68.46.218.87):
I got a call from my machinist today, and the news wasn't good. The crankshaft for my H is going to cost way too much to repair. Anybody have a source for reground cranks at a somewhat reasonable price? How much should I pay for one from a salvage yard that needs turning? Mine needs a keyway repaired, a rod throw needs to be built back up and all needs to be turned. The find today was an area at the snout I think he said that was worn .010 and would need to be fixed and that part had to be sent out. Didn't pay much attention to that part, told him not to do anymore with it. Thanks for any help.
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