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Old 24-12-2016, 16:28   #1
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repairing a cutless bearing strut

I was removing the Cutlass bearing from the strut using a Sawzall and I cut a Bit deep cutting into bronze strut. I did not cut all the way through but put a pretty good Groove In the strut. I would like to repair this before pressing in the Cutlass bearing. What is the most likely material this is made out of, I am thinking of using brass wire to braze the groove or maybe even Silver solder, has anybody done this and what is the best filler Rod to use?
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Re: repairing a cutless bearing strut

The strut will be made of bronze. you'll need some brazing wire that is in the bronze family.
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