Posted by jasinpa on March 25, 2015 at 06:28:48 from (67.234.164.72):
In Reply to: found Crack in block posted by chad from michigan on March 23, 2015 at 16:49:03:
looks below the water line to me , braze or weld it shut , dont use JB weld , i haved tryed that in a pinch , it will crack & fall apart guess it cant take the vibration , i have used lock tite 442 opoxy works well but is costy im sure there are others out there too , but again JB weld wont work save your money there , if your restoring it you should get another block there's just to many of them out there to justify repairing that crack , im in Pa and do have a good block out of a 51 H if your looking , but if you replace block you should just overhaul whole thing at that point , kits are not that much @ red power , my H is my favorite tractor and i hate to say it but there are so many of them out there & being pretty much useless on a farm today is it worth it ? yes i know ill get it for that comment , im an IH guy but its the truth
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