DIY Snow Plow from Trash - Part 1

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  • @mikehaglund7283
    @mikehaglund7283 9 месяцев назад

    I have welded on concrete for many years without an issue, but I only tack stuff together in contact with concrete and then turn it so heavier welds are not done with the piece laying right on the concrete.

  • @JimsEquipmentShed
    @JimsEquipmentShed Год назад +1

    Nice job. I can’t remember ever buying new steel….so much more satisfying to make something from stuff I already had.

  • @K_Shea
    @K_Shea Месяц назад

    Hey Ryan,
    Nice work, i'd love to have one of the mini trucks, thty look so very handy.
    My last name is Shea also, you dont see many around,
    You have any relation from Ohio, Texas, North Dacota in early years, or Washington State?
    Bob Shea
    James A Shea
    Jim Shea
    Leslie Shea
    Steve Shea
    Harland Shea
    Russle Shea, these are some of my relatives, most now past away.
    You never know, could be related.
    Kenny

    • @RyanShea
      @RyanShea  Месяц назад

      @@K_Shea no relation as far as I know.

  • @lelandeggleston1041
    @lelandeggleston1041 Год назад

    Nice work. BTW real men weld on the ground.

    • @RyanShea
      @RyanShea  Год назад +2

      Ha, real men that have a habit of covering every flat surface with tools - so even if they had a welding table they wouldn't be able to use it.

    • @JimsEquipmentShed
      @JimsEquipmentShed Год назад

      I stopped doing that when my concrete started popping… ;-)

    • @RyanShea
      @RyanShea  Год назад

      @@JimsEquipmentShed uhhm, started popping? As in cracks started in places heated by welding?

  • @SchulzChris
    @SchulzChris 8 месяцев назад

    Nice work but I don't understand this caveman style of work? If you have the abilities to build a plow then build a bench to work on! Do it and see how much better your work turns out.

    • @RyanShea
      @RyanShea  8 месяцев назад

      Yeah, I suppose for most tools it's the cost (in time or money or floor space or maintenance) vs the benefit (which depends on how many projects I do). My welding gear is truly sub-par, but it works for now.