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Yes sir
 

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Keeping an eye out for one. The good eye.
 

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Sorry Shane, I put it away until I can work on it. There is about a 1/2 a thread with the flywheel on
 

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Man? That would be very difficult to weld
Isn't the crank hardened?
Indeed it would be difficult and would depend on your welding skills if it was something you would want to attempt, I would do it with my mig welder or Tig if thats something you have but it's not something I would attempt if stick was your only option. I don't think it being hardened is going to matter in this case.
 

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Can you possible drill the end of the crank tap it m6 and use a washer? What do you have to lose.
 

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That's a idea but you would have to drill in the exact center. I don't think I have the means to do that.
 
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