Posted by RedRoundhead on September 07, 2011 at 18:03:32 from (184.230.230.198):
In Reply to: Can I JB Weld this? posted by Crazy Red Power in SE-WI on September 07, 2011 at 15:41:17:
No JB Weld on that, but I would weld it. Is it a 3 piece castnting? Looks like it comes apart. Anyway, I have had alot of luck using UTP Econocast Cast Iron rod. I have filled in stripped sections of gears/sprockets, re-hobbed them, and are still using them today. I also have varying degrees of results on the whole preheat/weld/keep heated/ cool slowly practice of cast iron welding. Sometimes it re-cracks, sometimes not. Alot of variables. Sometimes I start welding, cold, and it welds nice. I ALWAYS drill a "stop hole" at the end of the crack to stop the old crack from spreading. I just keep trying until it works.
Best of luck! If all else fails, just wrap it to keep the hot exhaust gasses contained.
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