How would you weld this broken cast iron part?

[smithdoor]

Good to know.
I have had to do per heat for antiques restoration.
That could be good thing no per heat need and you can charge for rod to cover the cost.

Dave

Yep, pricey, but this filler does not require preheat or special post weld cooling. There are a lot of antiques restoration firms in Los Angeles that can't find replacements to the original. I make my money and run.

[CAVEMANN]

There were actually four different versions of XYRON. I could shoot pictures of their pages from a 1963 Eutectic catalog and post them, if anyone is interested. Scanning as a pdf makes files too large to post here.

That doesn't surprise me at all, I've run a variety of EUTECTIC products and liked the way the ran, I've still got a few varieties on the rack. The XYRON I used was very machinable and contoured well with a die grinder and a burr, I used it to weld an EGR fitting back on the exhaust manifold on my father in laws Maverick 200 six cylinder.