Welding tip: how to weld a hairline crack in carbon steel
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Here is a quick video for yall about welding up a hairline crack in a casing. This is on our frontier dm1270 mower and im actually making another video on how to replace bearings in it as well. I will post a link to that video when it is complete.
I appreciate the explanation of how the rod performs in the environment your working in and the issues that can arise.
No problem. Each rod works very differently and has a use for different applications.
Thanks, man. Really nice explanation, on the steps to take.
Thank you. I try to help.
Excellent job. Would have been an ideal DC tig candidate
Yes it would have. But i didnt think about that. Next time. 👍
Thanks for the info on the Rods.
No problem. Glad to help!
That looks great buddy! Nice finish. I haven't arc welded since high school, but i need to weld a lawnmower deck for a riding mower I'm fixing for my nephew. It hassome of the same cracking at stress points. Thanks for the video buddy!
No problem! Glad it helps
So shoud weld only on top?It happens on me that I weld on both sides using 6013 on 65-70amp and top cracks again.Or I make something wrong that this cracks appear?
Thanks for your time in creating this vid.
How would you weld a crack in grey cast iron Goulds water pump down in the base of the bowl, the bend of the bowl or the seam but not. I only have a flux core welder with E71T-GS - 0.030 Inch Blue Demond wire. But, after I use a grinding wheel to make a trench I was thinking of using a nickel rod along with the pass. I would heat it up first after its all grinded and cleaned and I have a trench and holes drilled at each end. I will put it in a sand bath for 24 hours after I am all done. But, it's not more than an 1/8" deep cast iron. The crack goes all the way through. Hair line 98% of crack to about a two to 3 hairs crack 2% of crack. LOL.
1. Can I grind it out all the way through with a hole at each end of crack. I have been told not to go through the iron. But, there are no parts or anything on the other side that I have to be careful and not weld onto?
2. With using the flux and rod can I just go at a speed until the pool fills up all in one pass? The crack is about half the size of the pumps diameter. 4-5 inches.
3. Can I go the speed that would fill the trench then stop halfway or, (?, Distance of stop and go) Stitch it and come back before it cools all the way down to finish.
4. I can only get to the outside of the cover. Its about 10 " in diameter.
I only have one sht.
Please help don't judge because I am women. I have to get this done. Can't afford to be ripped off by someone else when I know I can do it We have no water. 3kids, and farm animals that need water.
Should do a video of how you charge, per mile, per hour etc and how you get work
Thats a little bit more involved to explain.
is posible to do that kind of reparation with TIG welding?
Lol the fart at 6:04
to my opinion you ca make it easy if you do tig using 309 filler rod more clean and more professional
Yes im sure thats nice. Didnt feel like pulling the tig out though.
You lost me Coach, BadAxx welding!👍👍🇺🇲🇬🇺🇯🇵
What would happen if you had done it all in 7018?
Welders will be obsolete by 7018.... 😉
@@MrMowzy I'm new, and I'm wondering why you weld with one rod, then switch and weld it again with a different rod.
@@POOKIE5592 I see, it's because the rods get super hot and evaporate into the air so you need to constantly replace them.
@@MrMowzy Ahh, you don't know the answer. It's ok to say so.
@@POOKIE5592 are you serious? I thought you were kidding around 😅 the rod gets melted into the weld and gets used up so you have to get a new one once it runs out.
In the UK that would be binned
Im guessing binned means scrapped in the uk right?
You lost me when you said hydrogen was water😊
Just rub a bar of Ivory soap for a temp fix!!!
Rub it back and forth like space. It'll last a few days.
He is cute