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I searched for a while to find a similar post, but no luck. Don't flame me if it's out there, just share the link here.
Son and I restored my childhood Roadster a few years back. With use, a few of the bolt stanchions for the rear wheel sprocket have stripped out.
Since I'm sure others have had this happen, what have y'all done to fix it? I've considered drilling and tapping oversized, but there isn't a whole lot of meat there. I'm thinking of having it welded and drilled/tapped by a shop.
Another alternative would be to leave it as is and JBWeld some studs in there, and use a nut to secure the sprocket. I wouldn;t trust JBWeld to fill the hole and be drilled/tapped.
Thoughts?
I searched for a while to find a similar post, but no luck. Don't flame me if it's out there, just share the link here.
Son and I restored my childhood Roadster a few years back. With use, a few of the bolt stanchions for the rear wheel sprocket have stripped out.
Since I'm sure others have had this happen, what have y'all done to fix it? I've considered drilling and tapping oversized, but there isn't a whole lot of meat there. I'm thinking of having it welded and drilled/tapped by a shop.
Another alternative would be to leave it as is and JBWeld some studs in there, and use a nut to secure the sprocket. I wouldn;t trust JBWeld to fill the hole and be drilled/tapped.
Thoughts?