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I’m currently rebuilding a 1979 TS185 for a friend and have come across an issue with the engine and oil feed.

The oil pump feeds to the crankcase via rubber hose to a barb on the base of the cylinder which has snapped off.

I can’t see how I can replace the barb and corresponding holder as it looks to be fitted to the cylinder by being pressed in, so I need to fix the barb back on.

My 1st ( and only so far ) thought is to use solder to do so. The barb is very small with approx 1-2mm ID so it’s going to be a fiddly job.

I’m up for any thoughts on how to tackle it differently 

I believe the barb and part it’s snapped from are brass.

 

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