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Old 01-06-2018, 07:56 AM   #3 (permalink)
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You made several unsuccessful repairs. Either:
A) You don't have the resources to do the repair properly or
B) The crank is beyond repair

If it's A, then a good machinist will be able to fix it
If it's B, then a good machinist will be able to tell you.
Find a good machinist and get their opinion. I'm betting that the crank is trashed.

Your option 4 sounds like the worst possible thing to do - you haven't fixed the root problem.
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