1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Nah homie, 2nd gen pickup, get that thing a garbage swap, TBI Chevy

 

I'm surprised we haven't had a "I found this Motorcraft 2bbl carb in meemaw and pawpaw's shed. How do it get it to work on my Tacoma? I want it to be more unique" thread yet

 

We have, @keakar did it years ago.

Lol the Motorcraft 2bbl, the official carb of well at least it works over 15* of angle. Still runs like shit though haha

 

This is the only logical answer, the SC is an undersized intake air warmer.

 

I was thinking about throwing one on this jeep since it won't idle but realized I should just sell the jeep before going further down the path of regrets

 

What did Monte buy for his single cab?

he had it shipped from down here, can’t remember what it was though or what was fancy about it

 

Intake manifold thing

I can’t remember what was fancy about it though

 

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Or 10

100 grand bars

 

@Speedytech7

"You're not gonna like stick welding"

"6010 is hard"

Just some stuff 2-3 guys said. The rest were the opposite, and telling me I'd get it down easy.

My first ever passes, using 6010 and I never got the rod stuck

 

I did 2 semester of welding in highschool and all I ever did was stick weld and cut stuff up with acetylene or propylene. Never learned how to set up a machine.

Easy A though

 

Wish I would've done this stuff in high school myself, but we had retail sales, wood shop (that one was fun), driver's ed, and some other stuff for electives.

Would you get back into welding, even just for a hobby?

 

I was told when you learn stick first, MIG comes easy.

I'm finding after having done MIG, stick comes easy.

 

100% plan on having a welder in my garage when I’m done with school.

 

I'm all for HF's Titanium model, and if all pans out well, a Miller Multimatic later in the future.

But other machines come up in discussions and I don't know if I'd want a cheaper Lincoln or Miller MIG only machine instead to start with over the HF.

 

I have no idea what I’ll end up with.

My grandpa has an old diesel welder that’s probably older than most everyone in this thread they use to build fence, I’ll go get that if I needa stick weld something haha

 

We have this huge ass Miller machine, it's transformer based. I'm told that thing is amazing to weld with and it's only for stick.

I'm staying away from it on purpose because I'm enjoying just being on one machine, Multimatic 255.

 

I’m just sitting here with my Hobart 190 and no clue what I’m doing. I loaded up a welding tips and tricks YouTube playlist and sent it. My high school had no electives or fun allowed.

 

Mine was at a trade school across the street

but I understand

 

Nice dude! 6010 is a dirty fab rod so is 6013 but man if you learn on them you can pretty much fuck together anything you want.

These were my test passes before I finished my class... 6013







Not my favorite type of welding but I can stick pieces together reliably