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Re: Crack in rear end housing on M Farmall
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Posted by Farmer Bob on August 17, 2003 at 23:27:13 from (64.113.13.234):
In Reply to: Crack in rear end housing on M Farmall posted by Rod on August 17, 2003 at 19:24:41:
I've seen them welded, stitched, puttied, JB welded, Bondoed, and leaking still. Where you describe the break is normal for the bullgear shoving a bearing or other sprapnel through the case. One thing to remember, a professional welder using the proper cast welding techniques can most likely get it repaired but it will not be inexpensive! Nickle Rod is quite expensive. You may be able to find another rearend housing that is not damaged at a cheaper price but a lot of labor is involved swapping everything around.
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