Crankcase damage

[DickieD]

Just stripped the brother-in-laws motor after he broke down. thought that he had dropped a ring peg or something like that. On stripping found that his small end bearing had failed damaging barrel and crankcase. the barrel is going of to Langcourts but my question is will the damage to the crankcase need repairing or can it be lightly filed and wet and dry. Any advice would be great see photos below.

Cheers Paul

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[DickieD]

That didn't work i'll try and upload images again

20150314_161658 by pauldavies360, on Flickr

20150314_161618 by pauldavies360, on Flickr

[Den 08]

I would not fill that, a bit of wet /dry check for hairline crack, its a bit thin their, should be good to go,
Den

[Adam_Winstone]

^... agree. Check to make sure that there are no cracks going through to other side. If not, simply dress it and use as is.

[warts]

Filed yes, filled no.

[shocky]

Have youused langcourts before as ive not heard good things about them I guesss there cheaper than poetons

[TS1-200]

Agree with Shocky.although I`m not too sure about what I`ve heard about Langcourts I`ve used them with no problem, but I had my last barrel done by Aptec, a little bit more expensive but I think better.

[lambro]

Have youused langcourts before as ive not heard good things about them I guesss there cheaper than poetons

I use Langcourts all the time. never had a problem.
Dave down there is a legend, and top bloke for advice and help.

Shaun.

I also have a Malossi going in tomorrow for plate, they also do all my cast barrels for boring.

[DickieD]

Many thanks for the advice much appreciated. I have used Langcourts a few times and have never had a problem with them. I will stick some pictures of the barrel and comment on quality of work when it comes back, £150 for repair and replate I don't know how that compares with others?