01-16-2019, 06:22 AM
Shoots.. old brittle plastic.
Don't know what gear looks like or even how big or loads it has.
Q: can u see or access it in situ?
Is it split on shaft or crumbled?
I guess by the time u get it out its best to just replace the part rather than trying to patch with pc-7 or jb weld.
That said, i was thinking if u could access it maybe exploiting the wicking characteristics of "superglue" might be worth it. Sort of like arthroscopy before surgery.
This is pretty neat. You could touch in the baking soda (or West Systems 406 or 404 : ) then precisely drip the superglue in place. Excess soda/filler vacuumed or blown out.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=slCMkvEfK_U
Don't know what gear looks like or even how big or loads it has.
Q: can u see or access it in situ?
Is it split on shaft or crumbled?
I guess by the time u get it out its best to just replace the part rather than trying to patch with pc-7 or jb weld.
That said, i was thinking if u could access it maybe exploiting the wicking characteristics of "superglue" might be worth it. Sort of like arthroscopy before surgery.
This is pretty neat. You could touch in the baking soda (or West Systems 406 or 404 : ) then precisely drip the superglue in place. Excess soda/filler vacuumed or blown out.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=slCMkvEfK_U