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Old 05-08-2016, 04:33 PM
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thick *** welds

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It ain't gotta be pretty or perfect, it's just gotta hold.

My Hobart is just collecting dust lately...
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Third time welding it since I couldn't get it right. Mind you I'm also welding under the jeep. Lol
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Third time welding it since I couldn't get it right. Mind you I'm also welding under the jeep. Lol
Upside down always sucks. Lol
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Originally Posted by roninofako
Just some more work stuff. Another packer arm (2.5" thick steel) ripped like it was a sheet of paper...

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A couple of the welds during the repair, 5/32" 7018, multiple passes, welding the ears for the pin, 1 inch thick steel to the new 2.5" arm...
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It's about dadgum time you posted more work stuff in here!

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thick *** welds

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Dat penetration doe!
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Originally Posted by odgreen
thick *** welds

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Originally Posted by Outlaw Star
It ain't gotta be pretty or perfect, it's just gotta hold.

My Hobart is just collecting dust lately...
Looks good enough for the women I run with...LOL

Originally Posted by odgreen
Third time welding it since I couldn't get it right. Mind you I'm also welding under the jeep. Lol
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Upside down always sucks. Lol
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Originally Posted by Basslicks
It's about dadgum time you posted more work stuff in here!
Been super busy at work. That, and haven't had internet at the house for several weeks...and the jeep project...the list goes on, haha!
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Relocated my shock perches. It came out a little better than I was expecting since it was on vehicle still and had absolutely no room.

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Originally Posted by indeepwithajeep
Relocated my shock perches. It came out a little better than I was expecting since it was on vehicle still and had absolutely no room.

Awesome job...seriously considering doing this when I tackle the rear end.
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Originally Posted by roninofako

Been super busy at work. That, and haven't had internet at the house for several weeks...and the jeep project...the list goes on, haha!
D'oh... I keep forgetting about the ISP fiasco lol

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Relocated my shock perches. It came out a little better than I was expecting since it was on vehicle still and had absolutely no room.

Looks great man! I'd like to do this with mine, but aside from not being equipped yet, I'm not there with the skills yet either :/

Speaking of which.... picked up a roll of Lincoln .030" NR211, and an FCAW tip - haven't had the chance to do much else than put the roll in and install the tip, but I'll say this much, HUGE difference between the FCAW tip and the MIG tip. The MIG tip is so bulky, I don't know why they'd ever put one on a flux-only welder... other than maybe to gain proficiency with having the larger tip.
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Originally Posted by Basslicks
D'oh... I keep forgetting about the ISP fiasco lol Looks great man! I'd like to do this with mine, but aside from not being equipped yet, I'm not there with the skills yet either :/ Speaking of which.... picked up a roll of Lincoln .030" NR211, and an FCAW tip - haven't had the chance to do much else than put the roll in and install the tip, but I'll say this much, HUGE difference between the FCAW tip and the MIG tip. The MIG tip is so bulky, I don't know why they'd ever put one on a flux-only welder... other than maybe to gain proficiency with having the larger tip.
got w picture of the tip? And where you got it?
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Originally Posted by SatiricalHen
got w picture of the tip? And where you got it?
Don't have a pic yet, but I got it at Lowe's right next to the wire and accessories. Basically a black cone that allows the very end of the electrode to stick out.

Here's a pic from elgoog
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Yeah. I bought that same one and it happens to fit my HF170 perfectly. Sure makes it easier!
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Originally Posted by kickice24
Yeah. I bought that same one and it happens to fit my HF170 perfectly. Sure makes it easier!
I believe they're universal. Should fit any MIG/FCAW gun.
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Originally Posted by Basslicks
I believe they're universal. Should fit any MIG/FCAW gun.
Lincoln tips are specific to their own machines.
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Originally Posted by XJwonders
Lincoln tips are specific to their own machines.
Chicago Electric welders must use the same threads then... 'cause this is a Lincoln tip.


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