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Stationary Engine ListRepairing Cracked HubsBy Helen FrenchA brief update on the December cover story about the B.D. Tillinghast half-breed: Tillie has finally made her journey across the pond, arriving safely the beginning of December. At some point her crate suffered a close encounter with a fork lift, evidenced by two neat holes punched through the end wall of the crate, just either side of the head of the engine, but not causing any damage. Dismantling the crate was cold, but fun, and by the end of the day Tillie was sitting on our trailer. Now to business. Some time back I ran an article about running an engine with a flywheel that had a cracked spoke. Much of the discussion at that time centred around safety issues, but this time we have a different sort of crack, on the hub, and the solutions presented were interesting, as one might expect. As ever, the following comments re... 813 of 8358 characters shown.
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