Did this yesterday,1/2" plate someone did was cracking in mutiple spots.Replaced with 5/8" saved d-rings added gussets in the back at 60deg. inward toward center.All mig off my MM250X 70S6 .035 wire.Except top of plate under dump hinge sticked that 7018 1/8.Wire wasn,t wetting in the way i prefer.
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Originally posted by bigtow30t View PostThat looks heavy. Did you put any channel or anythingon the back side to keep it from bowingBB402D
TB300D
DIMENSION652
MM250X
MAXSTAR140
S-32 FEEDER W/1260 IRONMATE FC/GUN
HT/PWR-MAX1250 PLASMA
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I had the same question, I normally run a stiff back also because thats where they fail, unfortunately it was hard to see if the gussets were on an angle from the picture.
I do agree, if he was a dirt digger hauling a 24 ton trailer then I would say you need to beef it up, but for hauling a 10,000 lb chipper that should be plenty, especially since you angled the gussets in.
In a worst case scenario all that would happen is it would start to bend if he over loaded it.
Nice job.
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