Can't find a two part epoxy thread....
 

Not too long ago...

Need something like JB Weld that will take just a bit of vibration...just holding a mower deck pulley cover access on...mebbe it was Shaun that suggested something ...CRS :)

Anyone?

I had a hole in a mower deck where it holds the discharge chute on and used the fiberglass gel and it has held for the last 10 years.

I bet if you roughen the texture/location of the area - JB Weld will hold just fine.

simple RTV calk

+1

Take a look at the JD mower deck thread....will the caulk harden and hold that disc from below...I still have two strikes to go...and duct tape :)

Nevermind....thanks all!

Still curious what that flexible 2-part epoxy was....I'll search later.

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West system G-Flex epoxy

I'd try JB Weld. It's very versatile stuff.

Miss Rarotonga broke both her legs in a minor car accident, and I successfully fixed both her legs with JB Weld.

Meet Miss Rarotonga. I've actually hugged and kissed the real Miss Rarotonga, and this one looks just like her.



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They make these new fangled things called pop rivets... Amazing stuff!

If you can pop rivet that 4" disc back where it was stamped ....and make it look JDeerey....I will bow in yer hona!

I have a Skag....schit don't break ;)

I gotz da skillz! Piece of strap steel, painted JD yellow pop rivet into that plate, then two self tapping screws to remove the plate when needed... Done... and done..
I have a Hustler Super Z...none of that stamped steel nonsense.

Yer a bad, bad, man...Cabman...bad, bad, man...

I'm not quite there...but a Hustler 5'er or so might be in my future....know anyone ;)?

That's was a nice deal a while back that you posted....bad timing.

Which paint....redneck rattlecan...tell me!

Aerosol overhaul baby!

Perhaps this video might help you out!

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Maybe self tapping screws, so you can take access cover off in the future?

Sounds like I am too late but we have a two part urethane here at work that is supposed to be flexible.