Big problem

[Andy Collins]

Regardless of the fact you don't actually own a Stumpy any more, weld and grind the crack to ensure future reliability

[Bearded Munch]

I now know why we did'nt pay a milk bill for years

[leedeerman]

Chuckle

[Peter]

I would suggest you drill both ends of the crack before welding it up.

[Canal Navvy]

I would suggest you drill both ends of the crack before welding it up.

 

Good tip. Adequate penetration in the root run is also essential. Preheat helps with difficult cracks. Expensive metals help in the process.

 

If it's old it may be cast, so stitching may be better.

[treedom]

I think this is no joking matter in fact deeply upsetting.

 

some of us don't think this is the sort of thing to make jokes about. The trauma still sits with me and this sort of frivulous mocking nearly made me cry. I am thinking if reporting this to the moderator.

 

I don't even own a stump grinder

[jaime bray]

Sounds like your wife knows all about getting cracks filled in,I would ask her!

 

V.good

[treeman]

Lmfao

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I think this is no joking matter in fact deeply upsetting.

 

some of us don't think this is the sort of thing to make jokes about. The trauma still sits with me and this sort of frivulous mocking nearly made me cry. I am thinking if reporting this to the moderator.

 

I don't even own a stump grinder