Ryan
FWI that deck is very fixable, it will take time and tools.
My recommendation would be to find someone that has a junk deck and use for the replacement pieces. Have them cut out the pieces you need oversize so you have plenty to work with.
Run a straight edge from front to back and side to side and take measurements of the depth that the spindles are. THIS IS CRITICAL make a jig to hold the pieces your welding back in at the proper location.Spot weld it here and there to prevent warping it then finish up welding. If you only have a couple hours a day to work on it I would guesstimate about a week to repair.
The pieces Andre pointed out would be a great start to fixing that deck.
Whatever you do don't toss it because you'll need it for something eventually if you don't fix it
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FWI that deck is very fixable, it will take time and tools.
My recommendation would be to find someone that has a junk deck and use for the replacement pieces. Have them cut out the pieces you need oversize so you have plenty to work with.
Run a straight edge from front to back and side to side and take measurements of the depth that the spindles are. THIS IS CRITICAL make a jig to hold the pieces your welding back in at the proper location.Spot weld it here and there to prevent warping it then finish up welding. If you only have a couple hours a day to work on it I would guesstimate about a week to repair.
The pieces Andre pointed out would be a great start to fixing that deck.
Whatever you do don't toss it because you'll need it for something eventually if you don't fix it
