help with my crank

TD

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Here are some pic's of the only bad spot I found in my lower end. The crank shaft is mint here. There is a small devit and a scruffy spot slightly discolored. If you scrape it with your fingernail it is slightly course, not bad. The divit is small but easily felt. The motor was rebuild, run for a few months and put up for 40+ years till now. All else is nice. Should I open the can of worms and go after this piece or put the bad boy together knowing it will have good oil to lube with?
 

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Sorry... Your post title made me laugh....

"What you need is a little blue pill, not the FordBarn!" :D


Those look nice to me, and the bearing surface will be softer than the crank and will wear in. If it is truly a hardly run engine, you should be just fine.
 
Unless you are putting 10,000 miles a year on for the next 5 yrs or so,you likely wont live long enough to wear it out.Just make sure the brg clearance is right before you put it together.
 
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