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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bls repair View Post
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    Terex machine? I’ve fixed a group of these quick hitches with similar issues


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Size:  145.6 KBmy dad broke this and he is 65 years old. I made sure it wouldn’t come off again

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    Great photos
    This why you do not to use solid wire.

    Dave

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    Just gota turn up the heat

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    It is not welding. It is like sponge. You can find any kind of weld defects including gas pore, under cut, less penetration, cracks...))
    Only a micro crack inside the weld bead can ruin HUGE projects! Do you know?

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    Don't even need to gouge or grind that one out, just peel it off like slag.

    I bet a cold chisel or air hammer could take that weld out in one solid caterpillar (pun intended). I would mail it to CAT corporate and tell them to frame it as a monument to their proud heritage of craftsmanship (sarcasm intended).

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    This guy told me he paid some shop a hundred bucks to reweld the expanded metallic on his drop-down ramp because it had come loose last year....... It didn't last very long.

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    ***********************

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    Quote Originally Posted by William McCormick View Post
    He took one bead at a time in a whole new way.

    Sincerely,

    William McCormick
    I read a little of the original post, at least the person owns the welds
    as being terrible . Gotta give him some credit for that...............

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.


    Bls repair


    Quote Originally Posted by Bls repair View Post
    Pretty welds don’t mean a good weld

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    This is classic 'Hinge [joint] Failure' - the weld peeled,
    because it was unrestrained = welded on the wrong
    side . . .

    Pretty . . . and not uncommon on OEM equipment . . .



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    . . . I made sure it wouldn’t come off again
    An 8X+ . . . 'wash-pass with under-cut' on sections
    this thin = guaranteed/refailure . . .

    hth


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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    Quote Originally Posted by CrookedRoads View Post
    This guy told me he paid some shop a hundred bucks to reweld the expanded metallic on his drop-down ramp because it had come loose last year....... It didn't last very long.

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    Good grief.
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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    It look great for next welder.
    I too have had repair bad welds on trailers.
    Easy money for a good welder.

    Dave

    Quote Originally Posted by CrookedRoads View Post
    This guy told me he paid some shop a hundred bucks to reweld the expanded metallic on his drop-down ramp because it had come loose last year....... It didn't last very long.

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    What I do is start the puddle on the tube then quickly drag the puddle to the stretched steel then quickly pull out of the puddle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bls repair View Post
    What I do is start the puddle on the tube then quickly drag the puddle to the stretched steel then quickly pull out of the puddle.
    I don't think the guy who welded it knows what a puddle is.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrookedRoads View Post
    I don't think the guy who welded it knows what a puddle is.
    That wasn't a guy... That was a bird.

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    Nice tow hook

    Sorry the pictures loaded sideways
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    Quote Originally Posted by ckr427 View Post
    Nice tow hook

    Sorry the pictures loaded sideways
    Someone tried overhead 7018 the first time right there me thinks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sea2summit View Post
    Someone tried overhead 7018 the first time right there me thinks.
    I vote for an idiot with a MIG/FC welder who watches too many interweb videos of other ****ty welders making a bunch of tack welds and calling it a good weld instead of laying a nice long bead (thin sheet metal work not withstanding but in that case I could argue to get a pulsed MIG welder or use TIG)
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    Well the first pick of the tow hook had me worried but then the second pic made it all better!
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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    I feel (almost) compelled to reply "Wasn't me" to a lot of these...
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    New coping method.


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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    it hasn't failed yet...

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    Quote Originally Posted by jmm03 View Post
    it hasn't failed yet...
    WTF???

    MIG except he didn't have any gas?
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