Why?! Lincoln NR 232 Flux core will do the same job much better.

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Tough job

Its a paperweight haha

SUPER Modification!! "MC Donalds" (I am loving it)

If you can't find a spot weld wipe the panel with lacquer thinner

I have a Vevor 270, want to trade? LOL Congrats that thing is awesome!!

can you gauge with it or is that not supported with the nozzle types.

Wow… great work!!

Dang. That’s metal. Literally

I am proud to find this video is with our CYWF worm gearbox! Both excellent!

Good Job!

This was awesome to watch, serious talent

I was trying to figure out why the scrap yard wanted that(looks like the hub\planetary cover from a big machine of some kind - D-11?) on there at all? Then you said the claw grabs it and it made more sense. They didn't want it dedicated to the magnet & wanna swap from claw to magnet. Most yards have both dedicated machines claw & magnet. But for a smaller operation this make more sense having 1 machine do both. Just have quick connect wire plug on boom. It absolutely needs the safty chain cause I can 100% see a new operator throwing the magnet across the yard or crushing someone or their truck\trailer. I've seen some of these guys working at scrap yards & understand why the chain is necessary!😄🤔👍🏻👌🏻🛠️🔧🗜️ 29:50 good shot there explaining it. Cool video. Something different on this one. It must be nice to have the variety of projects to repair. Keeps the work more pleasureable & keeps you thinking. If you love your job, it'll never be work!

“It turned out pretty good” “I think it look alright” No man, that’s incredible and was satisfying as hell 🤘🏻

You’re in Fresno! I didn’t know that. Thanks for another very good video and discussion.

Yes,all this crack is normal I saw lot worse here alberta most on winter work steel is cold and all twist and turn and uphill and downhill when job is over is hell job repair before next job.i saw cat dealers finning repair scraper near due wet dirt on huge job clean up due winter.this huge job but at least ready next job for contractor steady repair due a stress on machine.thanks video again.😊

If it's boring sell it and get an interesting machine.

Nice work man, side note cat yellow paint changes color dependent on how hot a component gets. Helps with troubleshooting sometimes

Good thing it wasn't do a shot every time you say 800 amps! Got the gist of it after the 15th time

Damn- what a cool repair- thank you very much for the video and explanation. Excellent work, looks great.

You'll have that on them big jobs.

Put real beadlock rims an lower air pressure in tires works wonders

I would have thought it should have been heated cherry red or more before you attempted to press it. Anything less than the correct forging temperature will not work. Also, your work place Safety is a bit sus'.

It will take a whole lot of work to pay for all of that! Very Nice rig! 👍

You can't beat a pointless video😅

Take this arm to Fire Rite in Detroit they could straighten it and heat treat it when done. Very nice welding. Used to deliver gases and oxygen and argon for Praxair to the welding shops.

very 🤔... I have never seen this oval-hole-fix-thing

I have the same unit, and it runs well on 110v if needed from standard wall 15a outlet or a generator. Most of the time I plug it into my 240v welder supply and it works even better. One possibility is moisture in your air supply could be causing issues on the lower supply voltage. I am running very dry air, and my consumables perform better and last longer too.

Dude outside tho 😂😂😂😂

Double press get it glowing man 🔥😎

I seen the pressure from the pump sounds 🥴😭

That plasma cutter does better than my R-Tech 50amp plasma that cost me £900 ($1200) for 3years ago. On 3/8 plate (10mm) its so slow it is a tedious job. The Bestarc did much better. Not sure if Bestarc is availble here in the UK?

Probably could have just cast a whole new one.i seen a indian in slippers make one in a day

Great job

Am i the only one that kept yelling at the scree: "Take the flux from 7018 and put it inside the stainless tube".

First i wanted to cry because of all the holes they gouged into that nice plate, basically ruining it. Then i remembered: they are welders and they can just fill and grind.

Way to many ads fu* k dude

I am impressed for the price. However, I wonder about the availability of consumables, and for how long they will be readily available.

I am an old mechanic and still have an inquiring mind, a very interesting project,

You’re too hard on yourself. That was an excellent smiley face.

The sparks flying at me was way cool. Could see the little balls of metal.

You have a great channel, sir! I learn a lot! I also watch this welder in Texas: @txsviking He sounds like Burl Ives. Who doesn't like Burl Ives?!? I find your voice and demeanor relaxing... The guy from Texas does a completely different type of welding with some of the specialized stuff used in the oil fields and in labs. Keep your videos coming! They are great! Best

Last time I saw something this dramatic was a guy that had to build a big knife

I’ve welded mild steel with stainless rods and had no problems.

This one looks nice for small projects, art stuff like you mentioned, or small farm projects maybe. I just gotta upgrade my air compressor because the little dinky portable ones just don't cut it... literally, lol.

Great job you have the never give up attitude. The job will always be done correctly.

check your extension cord i recommend 12 awg ,14 might be ok,make sure nothing else is on same circuit running at same time it probably needs the whole 20 amps that breaker puts out.also use the shortest extension cord possible. i tried welding with an old 110v flux core years ago with 200ft of cord and it would not work, made a cord with 250ft of 12awg romex and it worked fine. thanks for the video.

Scrap it

cut and etch!!!!