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Tom in Texas

09-23-2003 14:36:03

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The response to my request for help with the block repair using waterglass has been tremendous. Thank you all very much. I appreciate the input. Being new to all this and based on everyones input I have elected to go with the JB weld and some BARRS block stop leak. That should hold me untill I can get a work shop built and overhaul the tractor. Once again thanks everyone for all your input.

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Nolan

09-24-2003 03:04:19

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Re: Waterglass block repair results in reply to Tom in Texas, 09-23-2003 14:36:03

Barsleak is my personal preferred bandaid. It certainly isn't a permanent fix, but it's also very removable with a quick flushing of the garden hose.

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Tom

09-23-2003 21:33:34

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Re: Waterglass block repair results in reply to Tom in Texas, 09-23-2003 14:36:03

If you use one of the stop leak products, be prepared to have a full rod-out done on the radiator at a professional shop when you do your overhaul. Been there - done that.

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Larry806

09-23-2003 20:25:16

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Re: Waterglass block repair results in reply to Tom in Texas, 09-23-2003 14:36:03

I wasn't trying to tell you to use it I was just telling you what I know about useing it. I would weld it myself Glar you got a lot of info to work with Larry

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twopop

09-23-2003 19:32:06

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Re: Waterglass block repair results in reply to Tom in Texas, 09-23-2003 14:36:03

if you want the block to seal,use DYKE by CONKLIN

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earlschieb

09-23-2003 19:46:07

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Re: Re: Waterglass block repair results in reply to twopop, 09-23-2003 19:32:06

Nothing better than Dyke !!!! Makes Bars Leak look like you added nothing at all, and yes, Dyke is that good.

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