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2600 disc - c shank repair (pic)
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    Posted: 12 Oct 2016 at 9:07pm
What do you think of this repair?
Its not mine, so you can say freely.
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If it works go for it! I myself wouldn't trust welding it like that. If that's spring steel for the flex it will break at the weld before too long.
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looks like an old weld, must be working. I do agree with Dan about the spring part, but I have also seen where welding improves where a defect was. if the disk is cheap enough, go for it! also that may be a bargaining tool!
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I wonder what happened to cause them to be broke to need welding in the first place??
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could have been edge of field hazards or forcing it into terraces? or poor design?
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It's supposed to be a spring that "gives a little" and makes hitting rocks and cause a little less damage. That looks like a VT which are very heavy and would be too hard to break hitting a big rock going 8mph.

I wouldn't like that repair because I'd think it would take away the designed spring action. I would replace it instead if I could afford it.
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Why is an allis disk green?
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Originally posted by JPG AUSTRALIA JPG AUSTRALIA wrote:

Why is an allis disk green?

That is Kraut green
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At first I didn't notice there were 2 of them fixed like that.

Well, like all repairs like that, it will work right up until it doesn't. I think it would spring and give just fine, but it will fatigue that repair steel more quickly I would think.
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That makes sense now you say that,they only where ever orange here.
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Apparently that guy doesn't have my luck! I would not weld a spring and expect it to last. 
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Its a first time for me to see something like that… I cant't imagine what he hit to break two shanks?

Its a 22 ft single fold disc, rebadged deutz/allis.

Probably, new shanks are not available and the guy had to get her done.
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There is a rod for welding spring steel that works pretty good. If that was used on the shank, then plated I don't see why it wouldn't work good. But if you get it too stiff it will break again.
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I'm thinking sistering plates left and right would be stronger than fore and aft.
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