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Posted by Allan In NE on April 13, 2007 at 12:38:31 from (148.78.243.26):
Alright, you guys. Ran down to the home place this morning and dug out my old welders, gas bottles torches and assorted toys out from an old mice/racoon infested shed where they have been stored since February of 1983. Found everything; all the tips, rosebud, regulators, etc. except the darned chipping hammer, so stopped in town and bought one of those, some welding rod and one of those automatic diming helments. Do ya think I should pull the cap and blow the rat's nests out of this thing before I plug 'er in and grab that stinger? :>) Learned to weld on this thing way back in the early fifties. Like they say, it ran good when it was parked. :>( I just don't remember it being quite that darned heavy tho. 'Course, I was a bit younger back then too. :>) Allan 
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