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John
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    Thanks Pap, that was my "Plan B" – – – straighten it all out and fill the voids with
    epoxy putty, lap it all down flat n flush and on to the next step.
    I just wanted to make sure that the voids were not designed for some specific reason
    like for water flow, cooling or siphoning, etc etc etc.
    All in all, it will be a jam up motor. New water pump, impeller and shaft seal and will be able to
    crank it over. The carb is soaking in parts cleaner. It is very clean on the inside.
    Thankssssssssssss

    and I would suggest if you live in Minnesota or North Dakota, get all the water out prior to winter storage.