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Heavy equipment Welding repair

Truck Shop

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I use to do alot of welding but not so much anymore, in the early 90's I worked for a irrigation company installing pumps, centrifugal and turbine and still worked truck repair on weekends.
Right now the only welding I'm doing is a retro fit on 32 of our trailers to add air operated struts to stop dock walk. I will take a photo of the next one I have 10 left to install. In the last
five years I only have the two projects the tow truck I built for the company and my Mack. I know most have seen these photos on other threads I've posted but I will post them again
for the hell of it.

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Truck Shop

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When i built the stack mounts I wished I had a existing frame flange to use but ended up just fabricating the whole thing. Then building a low cab guard for more support higher up the stack,
but I also wanted to cover the lower portion of the cab also.

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Thanks, but I don't really consider myself a welder/fabricator because I don't do it for a living day-in day-out.
 
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