To replace crank or not to replace crank...

captkid

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ok so here is my story in a nutshell, I picked up a 20' Four Winns Sundowner for cheap.. it had a cracked block, more like a gaping hole, but anyways... So my engine is a Merc 190hp (470)... So I am in the process of tearing down the engine and getting a new block...<br /><br />ok the enging threw a piston, whick blew a 3" x 4" hole in the side of the block... everything else looks like is survived the event ok, the head, pistons, etc... <br /><br />BUT (isn't there always a but) :D <br /><br />there is some scaring on the crank shaft from where the piston rod hit the crank, and my question is, do I need to have it replaced? can it be repaierd/machined? the damage dosent look to horribly bad, but it looks bad enougght to want to get some opinions...<br /><br />
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f_inscreenname

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Re: To replace crank or not to replace crank...

Take it a crank shop and see if it can be turned but I don't think so. Your pixs look pretty bad. You live Portland, I have a sister in So Portland.
 

Walt T

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Re: To replace crank or not to replace crank...

yea? do ya call her f_insister?
 

f_inscreenname

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Re: To replace crank or not to replace crank...

If I did I dont think I wouldnt be able to type anymore. Plus she is the one with money in the family. She is in Maine and retaired at 50 and I live between Baltimore and DC and install floors with no retirement in site.
 

captkid

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Re: To replace crank or not to replace crank...

i will bring it to a shop, have them take a look, THANKS
 
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