- Location
- Columbus, In
One has threads and the other doesn't?
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- Thread starter bshaw
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One has threads and the other doesn't?
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
Hole spacing is a bit different on the ubolt ones iirc and there are flat spots machined on the back large enough for a nut plus a wrench.
As for welders, I have done things I shouldn't have with my 100 amp fluxcore, including that bumper I made at WF12 (still holding up fine except one cracked weld from 1/4 plate to 1" plate when I full throttle clutch dumped it backwards into an oak tree from 2 feet away by accident on the trail, which bent the 2x6 box tube) and the leaf perches on my rearend and a few others. None of it has failed, only that one weld has actually cracked and I think it has a good excuse.
- Ken "reverse and first are different, also whiplash hurts" Stein
As for welders, I have done things I shouldn't have with my 100 amp fluxcore, including that bumper I made at WF12 (still holding up fine except one cracked weld from 1/4 plate to 1" plate when I full throttle clutch dumped it backwards into an oak tree from 2 feet away by accident on the trail, which bent the 2x6 box tube) and the leaf perches on my rearend and a few others. None of it has failed, only that one weld has actually cracked and I think it has a good excuse.
- Ken "reverse and first are different, also whiplash hurts" Stein
POLAR_JEEP_04
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- Location
- Ohio
There is also a CV flange but that's not a yoke. I'm not sure about the threads though. I'm just reading what Randy's R&P says.
- Location
- Southern Indiana
Is it bad when your tow rig has a smaller engine than your trail rig?
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shortxjdoug
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- Location
- Chattanooga tn
BRIANHO13
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- Location
- Spring, TX
kmanxj5050
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- Location
- Reed City Michigan
.7 shy of two jeeps. Good enough for me.
- Location
- Columbus, In
POLAR_JEEP_04
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- Location
- Ohio
Same motor for both rigs
- Location
- NE Indiana
I have found different spacing for for the yoke lengths on D30s along with the machining for drilled or threaded holes. That still doesn't stop me from keeping everyone I have come across.
I have a century 145 220 volt welder. My Dad bought it in the mid - 90s from Sam's club. She still welds good. At one point it was welding worse that it should be (for the operator) and I ended up replacing the entire wand. I found parts for it (was just a few years ago) and now it's back to welding good again.
My buddies make fun of it...but they were also the ones borrowing it when they didn't have a welder.
mac 'someday I want a blue one' gyvr
I have a century 145 220 volt welder. My Dad bought it in the mid - 90s from Sam's club. She still welds good. At one point it was welding worse that it should be (for the operator) and I ended up replacing the entire wand. I found parts for it (was just a few years ago) and now it's back to welding good again.
My buddies make fun of it...but they were also the ones borrowing it when they didn't have a welder.
mac 'someday I want a blue one' gyvr
- Location
- Warsaw, IN
So far my Hobart 140 is doing just fine for me. Ended up getting a good deal on it from TSC a couple years ago so couldn't pass it up.
kmanxj5050
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- Location
- Reed City Michigan
I am probably going to buy the century from him. I have wanted my own welder because I hate going to the shop to use one, and I have to go through a bunch of bs everytime.
What would you all say a 110 with gas is good up to 1/4"?
What would you all say a 110 with gas is good up to 1/4"?
- Location
- Warsaw, IN
That's what I think mine is rated for is 1/4".
XJ&CHZ4ME
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- Location
- Unionville, MO
I would say that no more than that. I am sure you know if you already weld, but your initial start up puddle and penetration is what will help you set your penetration if your consistant...oh, and Bacon 
Cheese "I said penetration " Man
Cheese "I said penetration
" Man
kmanxj5050
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- Location
- Reed City Michigan
I would say that no more than that. I am sure you know if you already weld, but your initial start up puddle and penetration is what will help you set your penetration if your consistant...oh, and Bacon
Cheese "I said penetration
I kinda weld. If I had one at home I would do WAY more though.
Gotta start somewhere. And $200 isn't bad for everything.
emptypockets86
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- Location
- Sedona, AZ
Anyone missing any packages? Sucker burned at the UPS hub here in Rockford.
- Location
- Warsaw, IN
Re: Re: Important
Glad my nook is shipping on a UPS truck and not FedEx.
Anyone missing any packages? Sucker burned at the UPS hub here in Rockford.
Glad my nook is shipping on a UPS truck and not FedEx.
XJ&CHZ4ME
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- Location
- Unionville, MO
it was terrorist...they hate our efficient delivery systems....and pork.
Cheese "MERICA!" Man
Cheese "MERICA!" Man
*89Laredo*
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- Location
- Sheffield, IA
Edit: nevermind, was thinking of something else... Hmm...
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w_howey
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- Location
- The Mudwest
x 47 billion after plugging in the controller on the Expy and having to chase/run wires over and over again every time I bought a different rig.
