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03-08-2026, 09:38 AM
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Re: Crank stroke before 49
When I started in the machine shop business back in the 70's, we had a crank welder. It was a machine you set stroke and it wire feed wire on the crank to build it up. Welding could of been done without a machine, have seen it done. I would guess that in the 40's if strokers were made it was welded up and ground most likely to 2" journals.
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