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How much grind on a crank?
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    Posted: 16 Feb 2010 at 5:16pm
So...I'm sitting on 2 WD45 cranks that are pretty rusty.  Want to sell them but I know the rust is hurting me.  I've looked all over and can only find .030 under rod/main bearings.  Anyone go smaller than that?  One has been stamped .030 under now and is gonna need some touchup work.  At one time I thought they made .040 under.  For most parade/show tractors I'd think that'd be just fine.  If not, anyone want to buy a couple of stroker prospects?
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could have them welded up also. I for one have tested a few cranks and am running a .30 under now
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Sounds like cranks that need to be advertised as useable cores for stroker cranks.

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That's what I'm thinking.  Whats a usable core worth?
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