Recent content by mopar92

My next problem is who has still 220 V in their home/residential property??? This is like saying I bought gas for $2.20 when I really bought it for $2.40! Put a Test metre on what you really are getting, and give me the facts. You should know longer have 220 V. You should be on a split phase...

Looking at the AHP Alpha Tig. I believe their website shows this... Output Power Type: DC/AC Rated Electrical Input: 110v / 240v 50/60 Hz Minimum Amp Start On DC/AC: 10A/20A TIG(GTAW) Amps/Volts @ Duty Cycle: 200 A, 20 V @ 60% 200 A, 18 V @ 60% TIG Open Circuit Voltage (OCV): No...

I guess I didn’t know it was a complicated question. I have a shop that’s only got 100 amp service for a while. I want to wire up a welder only dedicated 220 plug. I want to be able to safely run a Tig welder. I am looking at an Alpha AHP as I am just a hobby welder. I just want to make sure the...

Thanks for taking the time to read and reply to my post. I’m a bit overwhelmed with your utter knowledge and raw science behind your answer. I’m asking because I don’t know a lot about 220 and wiring 220. Anytime I’ve welded with 220, I’ve just used the machine. What questions do I need to ask...

I only have 100 amp service run to my shop. Long story short, I couldn’t put a pole in the ground and I couldn’t get approved for a disconnect. It is what it is. I don’t run mills and lathes out there while running 6 hair dryers at the same time. I have all LED lighting out there. I can put the...

Feeling a little better.

The concrete guy came out immediately upon my calling him. He's an hour away. He is paying for everything to be fixed. He said he uses a product T1000? Before I let him use his fix, I'm trying to get some more people out to get another opinion.

Thanks.

Shawn what did you use for filler? Looks real nice pal.

Killer. Looks good.

You couldn't roll a floor jack with a car on it over the craters. Same for my boat tongue wheel. $10,000 is a lot to me, needs to look like a $10,000 slab. Or $12,000 whatever it was.

It might work out here too. The spalling IS in all the low spots. So some super duper filler would level the low spots and I guess grind and polish it to match the texture of the good stuff. I'm trying to be positive about this $10k crash.

It's very smooth, I posted Pics of the spalled area, not the good stuff.

It's already in the low spot, and some spalling is 1/4" deep... Going to look like a taco if they grind that much off the center where it's damaged huh? Plus rock will show if it's ground correct? I don't want to look at ground rock. I've got a couple of "well known" concrete repair places...

I didn't mind and don't mind the low spots. He got one spot very close for my scales. I have race cars and need to have a good flat spot. I've never seen a perfect pad. I did not want crown.