Welding Is Fun!
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well. i spent a few hours. RIGGED IT UP! has a few leaks have to redo some of my welds and the first weld i did broke because it was my first one ever. soo probably thursday it will be all done........... i guess i'll have a RB dp for sale now
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Originally Posted by vosko' date='Oct 13 2003, 05:32 PM
well. i spent a few hours. RIGGED IT UP! has a few leaks have to redo some of my welds and the first weld i did broke because it was my first one ever. soo probably thursday it will be all done........... i guess i'll have a RB dp for sale now
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Oct 13 2003, 05:39 PM
keep the RB pipe, Im sure your pipe looks like you welded it, and Im sure it wont last to long before it leaks again.
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Originally Posted by turbovr6' date='Oct 13 2003, 07:19 PM
damn speedy, I told you I would do it thursday. I got the pipe for the blazer BTW. Please don't tell me you have the welder hooked up to that 50ft extention cord coming out of Mike's window
the next time i can work on it is thursday and i did 95% of the work. just have to make the welds not leak and fix the one to make it the correct angle again!
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Ok people we have the perfect combination for disaster
1. Vosko welding
2. Using a welder with a 50ft extention cord, the thin orange kind designed for light duty applications
3. the wiring in his house is atleast 60 years old(the old cloth insulation kind)
1. Vosko welding
2. Using a welder with a 50ft extention cord, the thin orange kind designed for light duty applications
3. the wiring in his house is atleast 60 years old(the old cloth insulation kind)