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Re: Turning Crankshaft in Central IN
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Posted by BLW on March 04, 2007 at 10:48:37 from (4.156.138.243):
In Reply to: Turning Crankshaft in Central IN posted by MCL on March 02, 2007 at 10:58:53:
If you can find anyone with the machine- they can build up the crank (much like flo-welding crawler track rolls) and grind it back to normal== I had this done to a JD H my son was rebuilding ( his first one) and it turned out perfect ran like a champ quiet-- hadn"t heard one that quiet since 1956 when I worked in a JD agency,with an old timer- boy he was good-- this was back in my senior year of high school- learned a lot from him
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