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Posted by JWH on January 22, 2005 at 16:57:11 from (68.100.132.27):
In Reply to: Frozen M posted by randy kunkel on January 22, 2005 at 16:31:59:
You might have to get the thing running good and hot to see if that crack is going to be a problem. My H had that same problem about 20 years ago. they just put water in it and it froze and it busted big time. a big old crack in the block you could stick a screw driver in, one that big in the top of the head too. When I got it last year, I replaced both with "new" parts. if it is bad enough you need to fix or replace, a word of advice....sometimes it is cheaper to buy a new cast iron part than have the old one welded up. trust me, I know.
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