If I were in your shoes and was not totally intent on doing it "right"' I would just install or have installed a new/longer pin in the hole and let her rip tader chip.
if you are not going to need it fixed right, why do it and have it like new when it finally takes a trip across the pond. It won't make any difference to the furnace.
Had another thought (farmer fix))Take the rear bolts out of the brace that holds the axle assy forward and make shims out of say 1/2 inch iron pipe and move that brace forward so what is left of the pivot pin fits farther in the oblong hole. I have home made shims on my D 15 there but it was cus i wanted the pin to fit farther into the front support.
Give it some thought.
Edited by Dave H - 07 Mar 2018 at 3:50pm
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Fred in Pa wrote:
