[SEL] How not to load and engine....Flywheel needed.

[Kerry]

G'Day Keith

Feeling sick would not start to describe my feelings if it happened to me, 
sorry to hear of your problems

Welding from a company that guarantee's there work if you can find one would 
be an alternative for a replacement, but as Tom said they look to be very 
spindly for the task at hand, but that is no reason that they could not be 
welded stronger than original.

for George not fear mongering, the welding process should not be a problem 
but I see keeping the hub and rim perfectly in line after the repair the 
major problem, maybe a jig to keep it all square would work, either way big 
time and $.


Kerry Morris


Lithgow NSW OZ


> Keith,
>
> Since the neither the hub or ring of the flywheel broke, couldn't you
> just weld the spokes back in place?
>
> Afterall, you have all the pieces.
>
> It would be best if you could find a replacement, but I have no idea on
> how difficult finding another will be.
>
> I'm sure someone will say the spokes couldn't be welded back in place,
> so I'd like for them to explain why it technically can't be done rather
> than the usual fear mongering.
>
> George