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Re: Re: Re: URGENT Question on reparing lower drag link on Farmall 656
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Posted by cb.ont on October 04, 2002 at 15:45:28 from (204.225.7.15):
In Reply to: Re: Re: URGENT Question on reparing lower drag link on Farmall 656 posted by Harry on October 04, 2002 at 14:07:25:
They do make 7018AC rod they work almost as good as the DC 7018. I use to buy them all the time before we got a ac/dc welder. And they held better than any of the 60** ac rods. Especialy on heavy material. Also I find when welding heavy items at a high heat. Is to work at a slite tilt to the vevtical, working your way up hill .That way the molten slag does not run ahead of what your welding and you get a cleaner weld.
Good luck
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