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[walker]

I have been in business for 15 years now. I left a lucrative career at the gas utility to do it. Get any licenses, bonds, insurance now, before you quit your other job. Then work nights and weekends until you have enough work to leave your day job. I was working every nigh until midnight and every weekend...

[walker]

You cant weld with a pacemaker, they don't have external leads, and the don’t output enough amps.

[walker]

Sounds like he made up his own term for it. Basically he is using the arc to melt some metal from the high side ofthe bevel and shove it into the gap.

[walker]

The battery that I replaced started the machine twice then nothing. I pulled the caps off and found broken plates in one of the cells. I had to go back and swap it out again because I needed the machine to go to work the next day, so I swapped it out again. Then I went online and did my best to research...

[walker]

I suspect you guys are right, I need to go to an a GM battery. The Odessa batteries look interesting. The battery that replaces my group 58 is only about 6.5 inches in height, width, and depth. It is about $200. I’m sure it will go out again this year, as I am going up to my cabin a fair amount for...

[walker]

FWIW, the battery I replaced in April went bad again yesterday after driving on my 27 mile dirt road again. Worked great every day up there, drive home and nothing. Sure, it’s free to exchange, I’m just getting tired of doing it.

[walker]

Even a dot laser could be used, just cut a piece of plywood at 45 and the same width as the drum, then just move the laser up the plywood and mark the drum. You could also use the same piece of plywood and a yard stick with a marker on the end, just keep the yard stick at 90 to the plywood.

[walker]

I have a line laser that is lockable. Lock it so it doesn’t self level, put it at 45 and line it up, then just mark the drum.