South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

I figure he’s been pretty swamped lately so I don’t want to tie him up more.

 

It's not hard to do at all if you have some concept of metal fabrication. I did mine in ~2 hours on my last truck. Just make sure to use a good cutting disc on an electric grinder. I screwed around with an air one that didnt cut it for too long.

 

I just need someone to weld the fill plates really

 

Friend with a welder. That has worked in the past.

 

@Apexgigi Crud Cutter did a gem on the road funk and all on the tent.

@saundern Eddy is the way.

 

Do you need a off road wheel in good condition or do you just want a spare? I have one in my garage that I have no use for but some of the paint is peeling. You can have it for free. lol

 

Gotcha. I would offer but I've only got an arc welder. Most of the plates ive seen are too this for that type of welder.

 

hell I’ll take em for $50. Can we get some TW express help to get em to CHS?

 

the guy that helped me with my UCAs on Sunday has a Harbor Freight welder so I might finally learn how to weld and give it a shot.

 

I'll be in winnsboro sc Sunday at 11am if that helps

 

I thought you already did some welding. Isn't that how you put your trailer together?

 

Gotcha, good luck. My welds were ugly as hell cause I hadn't done it in a while and it held pretty good. Really all your doing is covering up a hole. Depending on how far back you cut

 

Naw, that was the gf’s dad. But idk when we’ll be able to get down to his shop again.

 

Well...after subbmiting a bid on a QC job a few weeks ago, I was finally notified yesterday that my short test is today.

Already forgot how to read a dial caliper, mic and read drawings. So I guess I'm just going to wing it.

 

Fake it til you make it

 

It's really to much responsibility for only 4 pay grades. I'd rather just bid on a "A" assembler job for the same pay and stand around with my thumbs in my pockets for 6 hrs a day.

Think I'll just play dumb at the test.

 

@Matic Does GE do any code welding/pipe welding? , if so is it over 30/hr? I may be looking to move somewhere else but not for anything less than that. And I prefer 4-10s I’ve been on that schedule for about 8 years now. It’s hard to beat.