Posted by 87nassaublue on March 24, 2015 at 07:23:51 from (216.130.146.218):
In Reply to: found Crack in block posted by chad from michigan on March 23, 2015 at 16:49:03:
Like the guys said, if no water is in the oil and it runs good, it's definitely repairable. I've heard of people using the JBweld product. My ex father in law let a ford freeze and it cracked behind the starter. They tried the JB weld first with poor results. I'm sure the preparation was the main reason for the failure. We ended up welding it with nickle rods. That was a long careful process however. We cleaned the area, tipped the tractor as far as possible on the side, welded a small amount, blew compressed air on it to cool it, then used an air hammer to peen it and stress relieve it and then repeated the process until the entire v'd out section was filled with weld. It was good to go after that until my ex-father in law ran it so hot it melted a piston. Now you know why they are Ex's! :D
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