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Posted by Loon Yi on January 24, 2004 at 17:37:07 from (64.175.71.211):
Hello, I saw the awesome repair jobs done by george. What want to know is: if brazing to repair a crack, has anyone experienced the filler melting while operating the tractor (dont know the exh. gas temp, or offhand the melt temp of brass)? If welding with oxy-acetylene, can one use one of the cast iron arc rods, with or without flux). I saw that some find nickel rods to work well. Has anyone tried Tig or mig? I am also concerned about warpage caused by welding. I know pre&post heat are recommended, what range of temps are allowable and the time period for cooldown? TIA
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