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Re: Hardfacing Bushhog Blades
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Posted by Bill Caldwell on February 28, 2005 at 10:29:58 from (12.73.92.45):
In Reply to: Re: Hardfacing Bushhog Blades posted by bushhogger on February 28, 2005 at 05:49:32:
Bushhogger, you hit me with "don't flame". That's great. Take your own advice ("I am so glad you have so much knowledge and skill") That sounds pretty "chicken dookey" to me. Leland, if you haven't hardfaced blades, how can you make that statement? By the way , last year Fiddler Wise ran over an old model a axle that had been drove in the ground to mark a property corner with blades we'd hardfaced 5 years back, blades didn't crack, split, rip, tear, disintegrate or unravel. Mangled the dickens out of the axle. Bushogpapa, If you don't mind go to www.pistolsmith.com, look in the index for Wild Bill Caldwell. . .View From the Hills. Most of the cartridges I've invented are there along with what I've written about forgin', castin', weldin' and guitar pickin'. If you don't find what you're lookin' for get back in touch with me please. Now. . .I didn't post here to aggravate or instigate. Didn't mean to hurt any feelin's. Just talkin' to you like I would if we were sittin' outside my blacksmith shop under a blackgum drinkin' coffee. I don't claim to have any wisdom, skill or knowledge. I do have some experience. Workin' 3 old tractors. A 44 Farmall A, what I believe to be a 57 Super A and a 60's International 240 Utility, granted mine ain't garage darlin's or safe queens, but as soon as North Louisiana dries up they'll be farmin', I did think I was as qualified as any to post here. Guess not. I'm too hot tempered and I don't have time to argue. Thank Y'all God Bless Ya Wild Bill
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