Oh, btw good morning.
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Unions are very finicky. . . . maybe the union could have been annealed to re soften the copper for a new lease on life..
No I sure haven’t. I only have a little MIG these days ( Eastwood Mig 135). It does everything I’ve ever needed it to do. runs on 110v, and has fully adjustable amperage as opposed to my old Lincoln 100, with its 4 taps. I don’t use gas with it, just flux core wire. I welded for money for 35 years with oxy/acetylene and still prefer that, but gave up my bottles when I retired and the company wouldn’t pay for refills.lol. I looked at various TIG machines but the expense of the machines, price of consumables, lack of portability and needing 3 extremities to run a simple bead just didn’t add up. Arc welding is fine but I only weld thin steel, so again, overkill. And when I’ve needed to weld aluminum, I just used aluminum arc rod and the oxy/ace torch. What are you thinking to do?@Rodburner
Have you read any good reviews on Modern multifunction welders?
. . . needing 3 extremities to run a simple bead just didn’t add up. . . . I just used aluminum arc rod and the oxy/ace torch. What are you thinking to do?
I always liked them too, so when the “new” Triumphs came out, and I became aware of them a few years later, I bought this one brand new in 2004. By far the most fun,dependable bike I have ever owned. Not fast, but a great handler on the back roads. As my wife’s MS progressed, I just went whole hog with modifications and wacky projects, hardly riding it at all. Pissed off a lot of traditionalists, lol.I always liked Triumphs. That one looks like it has a special purpose.
. . . welding a burning gas main shut, while standing waist deep in a flowing bar ditch . . .