try JB WELD,it is a epoxie type stuff that just might do it,just don't glue it to the crank.fix the part seperate and file off the excess after it dries.I just used it to repair a engine that had a hole in it from a thrown rod,it worked great and set up hard.Any auto parts store will have it for about five bucks.good luck,I hope it works for you
Eska Sears Gamefisher Ted William's Breaker CAM 30992:eBay Motors (item 390068751196 end time Sep-11-09 21:57:54 PDT)
See if you can get a part number for for what you need.I don't know if this will fit it looks like it might,there are two others but they look like the thicker ones for the h35.
See if you can get a part number for for what you need.I don't know if this will fit it looks like it might,there are two others but they look like the thicker ones for the h35.
Thanks for the link and tip. That was the right cam, found part number 30992 on the internet in the end. Missed the auction unfortunately, and also I'm based in the UK, not sure if it was available via uk eBay. I glued the part with "bondloc steel epoxy", and left it in a clamp for a few days. I can't break it apart by hand now so hopefully that's it done now...we'll see! hate to think what damage it'd do to the breaker etc if it broke while the engine was running.
Also bought some of that JB Weld for next time, sounds like good stuff!
Thanks again,
Rich
Also bought some of that JB Weld for next time, sounds like good stuff!
Thanks again,
Rich