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Old 02-20-2014, 07:08 PM
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Yeah maybe you're right. What do you think? Some JB Weld and I'm good to go?
Boat anchor or scrap your pick. Get a good one. How is the crank?
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Boat anchor or scrap your pick. Get a good one. How is the crank?
I think it survived. Some scoring on the taper but looks serviceable.

Was just kidding about the JB Weld. The vibration that thing would put out would surely kill my rear bearing.

Got any extra flywheels in the pile Sam?

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Old 02-20-2014, 08:28 PM
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I think it survived. Some scoring on the taper but looks serviceable.

Was just kidding about the JB Weld. The vibration that thing would put out would surely kill my rear bearing.

Got any extra flywheels in the pile Sam?

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If I had one it would be yours, sorry can't help ya Bud.
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Will a magnum flywheel work?
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Where abouts in New York are you, I have a non ring gear big flywheel from a 147.
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Where abouts in New York are you, I have a non ring gear big flywheel from a 147.
I am in the expensive part of NY

I PM'd you.

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You joked about JB Weld, well this stuff ain't no joke!!!

http://www.belzona.com/en/products/1000.aspx

Of course you could buy a few flywheels for the price of it!
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You joked about JB Weld, well this stuff ain't no joke!!!

http://www.belzona.com/en/products/1000.aspx

Of course you could buy a few flywheels for the price of it!
I've used Belzona a few times, great stuff. Too bad it isn't sold in small quantities like JB Weld.
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I've used Belzona a few times, great stuff. Too bad it isn't sold in small quantities like JB Weld.
I've never heard of it but I'm not surprised such a thing exists. Thanks to the fine folks here on OCC I should have no problem replacing the flywheel without great cost.

In the mean time the K321a is out and on the floor, the K301 from my 127 is swinging from the rafters right now waiting to go in the 149. That'll give me a running tractor with hydro lift on the 149 for snow management and time to recondition the 127 chassis for mowing season.
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I am in the expensive part of NY

I PM'd you.

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ALL of NY is expensive!!! Can you narrow it down some???

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