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Saw this on the CJ2A Page. What would cause a crank to fail like this?
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WW2Chevy said:Of particular concern are what appear to be circular gouges in the un-machined face of the crank. This is obviously not intended to be a wear surface, and yet appears to have been subjected to some pretty harsh wear. Did something allow or cause a lateral force on the crank, rather than the circular motion it is designed for??
Huh!?!kcimb said:WW2Chevy said:Of particular concern are what appear to be circular gouges in the un-machined face of the crank. This is obviously not intended to be a wear surface, and yet appears to have been subjected to some pretty harsh wear. Did something allow or cause a lateral force on the crank, rather than the circular motion it is designed for??
Pogostick?
Perhaps someone was using it as a pogostick.WW2Chevy said:Huh!?!kcimb said:WW2Chevy said:Of particular concern are what appear to be circular gouges in the un-machined face of the crank. This is obviously not intended to be a wear surface, and yet appears to have been subjected to some pretty harsh wear. Did something allow or cause a lateral force on the crank, rather than the circular motion it is designed for??
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