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Welding (metallurgy) tips for repairing Indian castings and frames

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  • #16
    Whatever material Indian used for casting is experience proven weldable with Ni rods. The OP said his frame is neckless so best repair is sweat brazing another neck on to remove any doubt. Mangled frames still pop up for sale that can be cannablized.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by larry View Post
      How on earth did you break a valve spring compressor?
      They were that way when I found them, Larry!

      So I fixed them.

      ...Cotten
      AMCA #776
      Dumpster Diver's Motto: Seek,... and Ye Shall Find!

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      • #18
        Guys, thanks for all the advice! I'm getting some other advice from some good welders I know who have worked with cast iron and the advice is all over the place! (i.e. use stick with hi nickel, use oxy/acetylene with cast rod and flux, braze only, etc...) Pre and post heat seems to be a consistent theme though.

        I'm certainly not an expert welder, but I'll do something even if it's wrong...and I'll let you know what I try

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