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Just my 2 cents but I would drill it a little deeper and tap it. Use a bottoming tap, then I would put a stud in with some JB weld, let it set. Then I would put a new gasket and a little silicone on both sides of the gasket and put the cover back on with a nut on the stud. That area is not a high stress area.
^^ That's good advice. I'm with Sam. Outside of tearing it down and getting it welded, it's the best option!
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Fix or replace the rear. That's to nice of a tractor!
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Thanks for the feedback. The plan is;fix now and maybe replace later. Still working on the details. This time i'm taking pictures !
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I have a rear out of a 105 sitting here doing nothing but taking up space. If you could find a way of getting it there your more then welcome to it. It wouldn't be exact numbers but at least be the correct year range for it. But that is quite a distance
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Cubby 102;Thank you. If I could, I would. Just too far. Grrrrr. I was in the Buffalo area,and my wife was in Denver last week !!!
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Is JB weld the best product to repair a cast iron bolt hole ? Does anybody here have better suggestions/experience ?
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I stand corrected,it looks like my son may be coming through Illinois in August. I
don't know for sure yet. Is your generous offer still a possibility ?
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Yes jb weld will fix that. Been there done that. Just jb weld a stud in there and leave it. I have one holding my tiller on works fine.
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