It is more important why it disintegrated in the first place. Did a spider gear disintegrate, a ring gear or did the pinion bearing break?
Normally welding it will let both wheel turn together when the pinion is under pressure. Since both wheels are already turning, it won't make much of a difference.
(Husband is a mechanic and a stock car racer)
Vickey in Alaska
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