Posted by Hoss in Me on April 19, 2008 at 18:31:37 from (72.224.133.167):
In Reply to: welding help advice posted by hay on April 19, 2008 at 07:49:48:
Ive welded these cyls before,got to be careful,take rod and piston out first then clean up very good.Ive welded the ones Ive done with a tig rig. If you dont take rod and piston out youll probably get a big kaboom and a split cyl.This happened to me back in the day on a dump truck 4 section cyl.Thank God I had the foresight to put it in a hyd cyl vise first,3sections shot through a 16 ft garage door,main section stayed in vise and I got blowed across the garage. Be Careful,Hoss
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