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Originally Posted by george kujanski
From what I understand, it can be fixed, but needs to be done by someone who knows how.
The method involves heating the entire part very hot B4 welding up the crack.
george
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Shhh...you're giving away trade secrets.
George is correct, as I have seen this done a few times. It takes patience, experience, skill, and patience.
Not to mention a love of heat. You need to get that piece very hot, very evenly, weld it up, then cool it slowly and evenly.
PM sent...by the way, you can ask for Dave as well (I gave him a heads up).
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