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03-08-2015, 07:03 PM
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Location: Sugar Land, TX
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Re: Babbitt vs Inserts
IMHO there aren't many around that really know how to pour babbit. If the babbit gets too thick because the crank has been turned I don't think that is good either. Anyone else agree? When I had a motor built it was built with inserts on mains and rods. Inserts need machine work knowledge which I believe is more widespread than babbit knowledge.
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