[AT] A long shot--Wisconsin part

[Cecil Bearden]

I bought a complete cylinder and piston for my S-14D from the same fellow. 
He takes awhile to answer, and ships by parcel post, but the savings was 
worth the wait.

personally I would weld it with arc rod for cast iron with preheating and 
slow cooling.  Airco has some of the best technical experts available for 
these kinds of jobs and they are too hapy to help...

Cecil in OKla
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>
> I had to weld up the bracket that held the starter generator on a Kohler .
> I pre heated it by puting it in the woodstove for a little bit , then 
> welded
> it up & peened it with the chipping hammer . Then back into the woodstove 
> ,
> shut the drafts,turn thermostat off and walk away .  Next day after the
> stove was cold, I took the bracket out , wire brushed, painted & installed 
> .
> Used it for years till I sold the tractor .
>
> I have also bought off this guy , he also sells on ebay .
> wisconsinengines at earthlink.net
>
> Ivan
>
>
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