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Posted by Whiskers on April 05, 2000 at 13:23:40 from (209.215.8.69):
In Reply to: Making rings? posted by Charlie on April 03, 2000 at 20:39:27:
I have heard of making rings from iron pipe. I have patched broken exhaust manifolds with furnace cement more than once. I've also rebored rods on small engines a couple of times with a homemade boring tool in a drill press. My dad told me that during WWII his ole WC Allis broke a piston, and since there was a long wait to get a replacement, he removed the piston, rod, and backed off the valve adjustments. Then he continued to use the tractor for about 6 weeks.
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