I had one done by a friend with whole machine shop, as his business was engine rebuilding machine work. He liked change of pace jobs sometimes.
But still like to tell you what pain it was. I am not remembering to much complaining. So it must not of been to bad. I think he might have ark gouged the old spindle out.
I sure miss the cantankerous old bugger.
Today with a die grinder and carbide burr to clean up flame cut weld material. Or better yet a plasm cutter big enough. The biggest challenge would be keeping it straight as you weld the new one in. By not welding too much on one side, before moving to a different side.
I guess I better say mine was on a Glencoe field cultivator so the piece your putting the spindle into could be different causing other issues. As I don't know the particular's on the disc.
Edited by Ray54 - 27 Jun 2026 at 11:54am
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