Snapped crank
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MB does a good job of these.
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It's not the worst damaged casing I've seen but it's a fiddly repair. It needs building up with weld then the crankcase mouth and gasket face need sorting.
The cylinder could be repaired with a steel liner.
The cylinder could be repaired with a steel liner.
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Closer pics of the barrel, you can still see a piece of the rod embedded in the side wall. Is it possible to salvage this, the head is perfect no damage at all.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/127594304 ... 156232382/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/127594304 ... 133596316/
Closer pics of the barrel, you can still see a piece of the rod embedded in the side wall. Is it possible to salvage this, the head is perfect no damage at all.

langcourts in Weston Super Mare can repair the barrel, and re-nicasil it.
If you don't want a steel liner that is.
Shaun.
If you don't want a steel liner that is.
Shaun.