Sachs Dolmar 116si hole repair

[4CornersPuddle]

The replacement crankcase I just received from an eBay seller has some wallowed out holes fro the AV mounting bolts. The enlargements are not round, so it certainly appears that the donor saw had been run quite some time with loose mount bolts.
What techniques are used to "tighten up" such slop?
Filling the holes with JB weld then redrilling to size?
Milling out and installing bushings?
Wrapping the shanks of the bolts with some kind of material, such as brass foil, Teflon tape?
Something else?
Thanks for the considerations.

 

[SteveSr]

If this was sold as a "used" part it should not have these defects. If these defects were not disclosed in the listing you can just send the part back to the seller on their nickle for a full refund if desired.

 

[Brushwacker]

I believe I have an 116 parts saw not overly used.

 

[singinwoodwackr]

The replacement crankcase I just received from an eBay seller has some wallowed out holes fro the AV mounting bolts. The enlargements are not round, so it certainly appears that the donor saw had been run quite some time with loose mount bolts.
What techniques are used to "tighten up" such slop?
Filling the holes with JB weld then redrilling to size?
Milling out and installing bushings?
Wrapping the shanks of the bolts with some kind of material, such as brass foil, Teflon tape?
Something else?
Thanks for the considerations.

It would need to be mag welded, drilled and tapped.
I, however, would return it, if possible, as suggested.

JB or anything else won’t hold.

 

[4CornersPuddle]

Thanks, all 3 of you, for your input. I'm considering my options. I have some time to come to a decision.