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Did you turn the rim after the repair?
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(07-30-2016, 06:23 PM)ieezitin Wrote: Did you turn the rim after the repair?
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No just filed it smooth...Bob
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Drill a stop hole at the end of the crack?
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(07-31-2016, 07:30 AM)pepi Wrote: Drill a stop hole at the end of the crack?
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No I didn't. The grinder took care if that in the 2nd pic. There actually wasn't a crack left after the grinder cut it out. Now its a giant hole...Bob
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I'm not knocking your repair as it looks excellent. However, given the forces applied while in use I for one would shy away from aluminum wheel repair. Just too many liability issues. If I did such a repair I would insist on a post repair X-ray. Call me a safety Nazi, I'm OK with that.
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(07-31-2016, 08:27 AM):Daametalmaster Wrote: (07-31-2016, 07:30 AM)pepi Wrote: Drill a stop hole at the end of the crack?
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No I didn't. The grinder took care if that in the 2nd pic. There actually wasn't a crack left after the grinder cut it out. Now its a giant hole...Bob
I see said the blind man... do you know how or what damaged the rim ?
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(07-31-2016, 09:45 PM)pepi Wrote: I see said the blind man... do you know how or what damaged the rim ?
The city is resurfacing the streets around our town. They grind the old paving down leaving 3" humps and manholes are sticking up the same. I am sure it was from that..Bob
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(07-31-2016, 06:49 PM)Dr Stan Wrote: I'm not knocking your repair as it looks excellent. However, given the forces applied while in use I for one would shy away from aluminum wheel repair. Just too many liability issues. If I did such a repair I would insist on a post repair X-ray. Call me a safety Nazi, I'm OK with that.
That's fine. You wouldn't believe how many I see a month that are cracked and full of JB Weld. No it doesn't really work for cracks...Bob
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(08-01-2016, 07:59 AM)aametalmaster Wrote: That's fine. You wouldn't believe how many I see a month that are cracked and full of JB Weld. No it doesn't really work for cracks...Bob
I assume those "repairs" are by yuppies or their 1st cousins.