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ireland383
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Re: Cast or Forged crank?
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that would ba a steel crank
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ireland383
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What is the give away to you? It's hard for me to tell because the edges look squared off like cast does.
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Yeah, I'm thinking forged too after seeing the rounded edge at top.
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January 30, 2011 - 03:12:16 PM »
exactly , the leading face of the counterweight are rounded & the sides of the counterweights are machined , the casting can be made more accurately with squared edges everywhere
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