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Re: Repair or repalce cracked wheel?????
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Posted by F14 on March 17, 2001 at 03:38:17 from (216.252.28.162):
In Reply to: Repair or repalce cracked wheel????? posted by collettevanhove@email.msn.com on March 16, 2001 at 22:35:18:
I have made a similar repair to a crack in the same place on one of the "H" wheels on my F14. We drilled a stress relief hole at the end of the crack, vee'd it out good with a grinder, and had it welded by a professional welder using Chronatron rods specifically formulated for cast iron repair. It has held very nicely for 4 years. The tractor doesn't get much use, and what it does get is pretty light duty, but I'd think it would certainly be worth a shot. If the crack reoccurs, you can always get a new wheel.
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