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Okay guys, I have had a major fail the frame on the left side where the front bolt is broke out. Can that be welder back? If so, how thick is the frame or do I need to replace frame?
Thanks, Thad |
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It would be most helpful to us if we knew what tractor model you are working on !!
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This, and pictures would also be helpful.
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122 Cub Cadet.
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Broke right where the front axle mounts to the frame
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This is a common crack for a tractor that is 50+ years old and has worked hard. I found this crack among many on this 102. It is an easy weld repair. It was also at the left front engine mount.
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Very common and something a spot of weld can fix.
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its not just a crack broke out but i see it is weldable i will get it welded as i am not a great welder
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