Recent content by claas880

you could try switching back to stick but leave your tig torch attached and put a piece of stick rod in place of your tungsten. that would test the path of power.

foot pedal should not be needed. with dial turned to tig and leads reversed from stick it should work. lift arc takes a solid touch sometimes to get started.

i just recently fixed a fuel grinder that sounded to have failed in the same fashion. the bearing went out on the battery side of the motor. it is mounted in plastic that i believe made it smoke when it failed.

It looks like a one piece ferrule to me. Kind of like a parker 24 degree flareless fitting. mcmaster carries some of them. Are the threads on male body 7/8" 14tpi?

181 is my guess

i'm in

what about a lifting cart like this https://www.usasafety.com/1-cylinder-caddy-tm-flat-free-tires-gas-cylinder-lifting-hand-truck.html

The volume of the tank is not 300 cubic feet. They put about 300 cubic feet of gas in it to make it to the pressure. At 20 cfm it won't last long.

door is looking real nice.

Why doesn't astro make pin crowsfoot bars /

my brother and I each have a Michelin jack. they have both worked really well over the years. I would buy one again if I ever seen one.

thanks

I have done one on a concrete basement wall with a Husqvarna cut and break saw. it cuts a few inches deep and then you break the piece out and cut again. it can all be cut from outside to help with clean-up. it took a half day rental to cut a 3' by 4' opening.

I second the oasis^^^^ its the best running dehumidifier I have ever had. I used to be stuck in the every 2 year rut also.

Did you try anti-seize on the threads and mating surfaces? it helps sealing up unions.