rear slinger repair kit

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Duffy1

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I have done a search but can find no info on who sells this repair kit . Appreciate it if someone could point me in the right direction .
 
It would be possible to build up the missing slinger and re-machine it, but it would be much easier to get another crank if you want the original setup. The crank may have had a Burtz seal, available from the catalog vendors.
 
I think that Tom Wessenberg had the rear slinger replaced. I wouldn't have thought that it could be done. I'm not sure if the spelling or name is correct but I think the guys name was Rich Faluka, please forgive the spelling if wrong .
 
Duffy1 said:
The slinger has been ground off . Would like to restore as original.
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Completely off or just down to the level of the thrust? Rich Fallucia at Antique Engine Rebuilding can restore it and I have been privy to his method and believe I could also.
 
Thanks for the responses . I saw an article some where describing a repair kit/procedure in which you solder the slinger onto the crankshaft.
 
Actually his name is...Richard Fallucca DBA Antique Engine Rebuilding. Duffy, you can google Richs phone # and talk with him regarding your request. However, as stated your crank may have been modified to use Terry Burtz seal...to prevent oil leaks. I use Burtz seals and they do not leak. Good luck.
 
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Thanks for the response folks . Will try another modern seal .Will advise what type engine builder uses.
 
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