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Ah well, it's warm enough to get started on my own antique this morning:laugh::waving:

Found a picture of it. Notice the gone door:laugh: JD 5425 I just can't remember how much that glass panel...

It looked like this tractor...

I think it looks pretty good. Try a very straight gun angle towards Your weld joint and that should help with the black. I used to have almost no...

I had a chance to run a small front wheel assist JD last year. I wasn't very impressed. Might have been because it was a small 80hp tractor, and...

I’m pretty sure he learned a few things about welding also but your to arrogant and negative to talk about the welding part. You just wanna belittle...

Hate to say it, but even John Deere's parts are getting sketchy when you are into the older stuff. If he's looking at a lower price market 4 wd...

I mostly use 16 and 20 gauge metal studs for framing. Supplier said all metal is up 30% and more increases to follow. They carry CEMCO metal based...

Measure your OCV. Should be around 90 volts at max iirc. If I remember, the rheo on an SA200 is about 80 ohms. Double check your wiring as you...

Now that Fiat has taken over it might be a logistical nightmare getting parts for those Versatile /New Holland bi- directionals. Or any Ford New...

I have put a tachometer on there. Like I said I’ve worked on this thing for a while. And by to hot I mean turned all the way down running a 3/32 7018...

No access for nuts on the underside for most of the holes. Holes would need to be tapped. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looks neat! If you had one that could clamp to different sized/shaped parts, that would be awesome!

I love the way that looks but can't get the image of a clock out of my head. Very creative!

To add to that, it looks like you need a larger nozzle and more gas flow. 40-50 CFM with a 3/4" nozzle is not out of the question. Makes a HUGE...

I think clamps from a mill table (low profile) would work better then those things sticking up in the way.

I like the way the heart morphs and changes thicknesses as my perspective changes. Brings it to life. Great work.

I worked with a old-timer that did that 40 years ago. He was an amazing welder and one hell of a teacher. He always stuck the rod straight in the...

are you pulling or pushing those beads? Looks to me like maybe you are pulling. You will get much better results if you push the bead (keeping the...

Ok Thank you

just as a visual, this one is only a 12" pipe going into the turbine steam chest (the main steam like splits into 6 12" lines going into the HP...

Holy cow, 36" ID pipe with 6" wall, what is that, like Schedule 10,000? :blob2: It boggles the mind to even consider how much power could go through...

Sorry to come back to this so late. I was thinking of the WPS for a main steam B3 weld (36" internal diameter with a 6" wall thickness) the WPS...