Posted by MichiganMH on March 02, 2012 at 10:50:13 from (166.249.100.26):
In Reply to: Worth Repairing? posted by MichiganMH on March 02, 2012 at 08:03:39:
I would assume that if I am right and it was a busted rod, they would have put new rod bearings in with the new rod. The rod bearings are all wore down into copper some so I think its been running like this for quite a while.
All I use it for is brush hogging, driveway grading, snow plowing, etc. Thinking about picking up a 2 bottom plow and a disc to use it to work up a small area (1 acre)
I have access to a small lathe and a Bridgeport, I may just try fabbing a piece on my own as suggested and see if I can make something work. Haven't had a lot of success finding a block yet, there's a "refurbished" block on E bay, if I felt like paying $850 + freight...
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