wbvs58
Well-known member
Yes and as you say time is of the essence with getting it back on the road.Need to check the barrel for straightness and roundness. Piston needs to be checked for the same. Bore of the gland needs to be inspected real well because it was the fulcrum around which the rod bent.
But generally speaking it could be fixed depending on what all is wrong and how cost effective it is to do so.
Ken