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    Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    There’s quite a few farmers on this website who contribute great ideas and insight.

    Farmersammm for example shares his welding and machining skills and is kind enough to put them into short story form

    Whtbaron’s posts I always enjoy,as he farms with way bigger gear than the puny row crop farms here in the west. His cold weather rants make me a little smug but I just can’t help it.


    There are many others and I often feel a little left out but am happy to be able to make a farmer contribution.

    Yesterday I bought a Miller (light weight ) welding jacket (on sale for $30 usd) to replace my tattered and ripped one.

    They have this annoying Velcro collar so I removed the hook and loop strips. Rather than cut the extended remaining tab I folded it over and stapled it.



    Staples touched up with black nail polish.








    Done.


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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    As a small farmer, I approve!
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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Those staples aren't rusted, bent, previously used - then hammered kinda straight.

    ...not farmer approved...
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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    The bigger question is why you have black nail polish???

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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Whole lot better than PINK!! LOL

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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Quote Originally Posted by Welder Dave View Post
    The bigger question is why you have black nail polish???
    I didn't have Miller Blue.


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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    fail!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    To do it farmer style................................

    Gotta punch holes with whatever sharp object ya got layin' around.

    AND LACE IT UP WITH BALING WIRE


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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Save the black fingernail polish for your NIGHTMOVES

    Nice hot shower.

    Hop out of the tub........................cross your legs................and do your nails with the black polish

    She'll take one look at yer feet, and take you on a ride like you've never been on in yer life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    If'n she's a farm gal.....................she'll m&&k ya like a cow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



    GET A ROOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    If your sweeite gets a little rough...........................

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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Nail polish makes good threadlock. And what shop would be complete without a can of hair spray for those turbo boots?
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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Quote Originally Posted by farmersammm View Post
    If your sweeite gets a little rough...........................

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    Does that come in flavors?
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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Quote Originally Posted by whtbaron View Post
    Does that come in flavors?
    The cow DOES look happy.....


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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    And I thought this was going to be about what size screwdriver works best when you lost a drawbar pin.

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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    I didn't mean to derail the thread, I was just bein' the general azzhole I am for the most part I mean well, and Lis is cool to post this up

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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Quote Originally Posted by farmersammm View Post
    I didn't mean to derail the thread, I was just bein' the general azzhole I am for the most part I mean well, and Lis is cool to post this up
    Derail??? Azzhole??? I was COUNTING on it to give this thread traction. LOL.


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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Did a bit of farmerizing myself today

    Got back to the shop and had some free time so put it to good use working on the spreader!

    One of the squeeze handles is missing that releases the locking pins for sliding the control levers up/dn... here is the one on the left lever I'll use to copy
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    So I had a piece of quarter inch plate in the back of the truck I cut out a rough shape of the new handle and put some holes in it then added a bump of weld on each side to keep it in place.
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    It just slips in from the side then a bolt/wire/twig... holds it in place
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    After that was more or less done... I started in on the control rod, used a piece of tension rod from fence gates put a Z bend in one end to go into the new handle and did some bernzomatic open forging on the other end to flatten it and punch a hole there.
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    Unfortunately the cel phone quit saving my pics.. or something I'll have to retake some pics tomorrow....

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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Quote Originally Posted by M J D View Post
    And I thought this was going to be about what size screwdriver works best when you lost a drawbar pin.
    The really, really big one...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lis2323 View Post
    Derail??? Azzhole??? I was COUNTING on it to give this thread traction. LOL.


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    I was counting on just more drama, Being you brought up Happy Cows, and all.. (you had to be there or seen the Vid) It was a typical day in the Life Of Farmersammmy..He got up, and it went down from there..
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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Farmersammmm posts in short story form???? But they are still good
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brand X View Post
    I was counting on just more drama, Being you brought up Happy Cows, and all.. (you had to be there or seen the Vid) It was a typical day in the Life Of Farmersammmy..He got up, and it went down from there..
    You want happy cows??? heh heh

    Ya' gotta plant the right crops
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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Quote Originally Posted by farmshop View Post
    Farmersammmm posts in short story form???? But they are still good
    Maybe “novella” would be more appropriate.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ronsii View Post
    You want happy cows??? heh heh
    Only thing missing is one unhappy Hippie Chick from Eugene....That, a fire, bunch of Alky,and of course Sammy.
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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    Well... back to farming and farmer contributions. I had to rebuild some hydraulic cylinders from a cultivator and the depth stops for the 2 center wheel cylinders were junk. My buddy at the dealership (yes, I have friends at an IH dealership too) said they were "stupid expensive" so I took his word for it and decided to make a couple. The originals were little more than sheet metal so it was time to move to something more substantial. some 3/8 flat stock got the nod.
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    I think the finished product turned out well... definitely sturdier.
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    Re: Farmer Contributions to the Welding Forum

    I can’t see the mural.


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