Colorado B.S. Thread

Coke is a hellofa drug.

 

Apparently so is altitude

 

Where you just move here you can blame everything on the altitude and our dry climate.

 

I want http://denver.craigslist.org/pts/3782206247.html just need to find noahs tree

 

Got the sliders done... Well not painted but at least they are on

 

January counts as "just moved here".... never had nosebleeds before livin here... I've had multiple faucet-leaker bleeds so far.

 

I have a few cans of black here if you want to come by on your lunch.

Slow day already?

I want to see your "Cadillac" of welders sometime. I wonder if would make me a better welder?

 

Get some of that Ocean mist nasal spray or just shove Vaseline up your nose.

 

Yeah that counts as just moved here.

 

Wire-feed welders can make anybody look like a much better welder, just a more consistent flow of electrode. From the looks of that one, he is using a wire-feed system.

 

He is. But he has a nice 100% duty cycle welder with some other things I cannot remember at this point. Still pretty much a noob when it comes to welders which is part of the reason why I still have not pulled the trigger on one. Might start looking at used though to see what I can find.

 

Me too, but I know a bit coming from a family of welders. My dad says he has a friend with a military issue welder that will run 200amps (a lot) running off of a 12v car battery, which is rare to have one that works well, but I guess this thing is BA, but the friend wants $500 and it is well-used. But it might be perfect to have in the toolbox in the back of the truck...

 

Really?

 

Per Goodyears site:
LT295/65R18
8.0" - 10.0"
33.1"

These will fit the stock rims. The stock rims are 18x8".

 

What size do you want? And do you want an AT tire or MT?

 

I've used a Ready Welder (no current control) off of 2 12v batteries wired in series. Never done 12v. It must have something that steps up voltage. DC battery welding takes a little to get used to, you have to control heat by wire speed and your speed. It works great for trail repairs, though I think I'm better with a Mobi Arc and some rod as it seems to have better flux then your standard flux core wire.

Do you know the manufacturer of that setup? I keep thinking about a welder for the 4runner.

 

Salt + open wound = brilliant! Hahaha.


I hate that crap. ..would rather bleed lol