Posted by nspec on October 30, 2008 at 19:13:12 from (72.92.238.8):
Hey guys, I"ve read all of the earlier posts about removing a worn out shifter on the H"s, building up the end and then grinding it back into shape. So, I"ve removed the shift lever, and it is definitely a bit worn. Question is, when I take it into work to have one of the guys weld it, they all tell me it is very difficult to weld a cast piece.
Could you guys who have done this tell me how or with what you built up the end? I"m not really a welder, but I know there is a rod that you can use on cast metal. Are there any special tricks? What about brazing it?
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