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CKSteve

Posted 4/24/2009 23:36 (#692085 - in reply to #691853)
Subject: RE: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing?

South of the Wind Farm, North of the oil fields

The rods you are asking about are for Ox/acetelyn welding. They're what we used on the openers of our 1890 JD drill. If you want to see pics of the job do a search on here for 1890 rebuild pics. They were posted on Dec 2. 09.

Edited by Tractorjocky 4/25/2009 08:31

Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - Mad Max Perf : 4/24/2009 20:56
- Re: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - Gifford : 4/24/2009 21:08
  - Re: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - Mad Max Perf : 4/24/2009 21:11
  - Re: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - repairman : 4/24/2009 21:27
    - Re: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - Mad Max Perf : 4/24/2009 21:44
      - AHHH HAAAA!!! They are Electrodes.... - Mad Max Perf : 4/24/2009 22:06
        
        Re: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - dutch : 4/24/2009 22:21
        Re: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - myfarm : 4/24/2009 22:28
        
        Re: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - Mad Max Perf : 4/24/2009 22:51
        
        RE: AHHH HAAAA!!! They are Electrodes.... - Rex Hellwig : 4/25/2009 11:39
- RE: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - Brian in E Ore : 4/24/2009 22:56
  - RE: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - WYDave : 4/25/2009 01:26
- RE: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - btruck : 4/24/2009 23:02
- RE: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - Tractorjocky : 4/24/2009 23:36
- RE: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - mbret : 4/25/2009 09:26
  - No breakage - Tractorjocky : 4/25/2009 09:36
    - Re: Anyone know a bit about hard surfacing? - Mad Max Perf : 4/25/2009 10:08

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