Well Steve S, I would not worry with that idiot. The short time I have been on this site I see that you knowledge and skill level is up there with the best here. I don't post a lot but I do read a lot and have learned a good bit from you as well as a lot of the others on here, and; I thank all of yo...

Len,
Good to hear your son is doing well. I had to get glasses to keep myself out of the puddle.

hey there,
these folks on here are very helpful

very good info
I would like to thank you all too .

very good info
thanks again

bought a new one and installed. no problem,
thanks ,
Richard

thanks for the info, I need all the help I can get, you know..

I have a wp-20 on the machine when I bought it, I don't know how much it was used but may have been a lot. The long black cap that tightens the tungsten will not tighten, the cap seems ok so it must be the torch body. If I loosen the collet body a turn or two it will thread in further and seems to t...

very nice and very lucky there,
thanks for the info.
good luck
Richard

Yeap, Steve S. is right, anything long term in water will cause problems. By long term I mean months not years. You leave the pipes out there year around, S/S would be best. Sorry I did not tell you that part. I would suggest attaching your hoops ( very nice by the way ) with S/S self-locking (nylon...

around here the way most secure a dock is to drive 2'' - 3" pipe into the ground several feet ( until very solid ) at the end of the dock that is in the water. then put a larger loop of some type around the pipe attached to the dock. this allows the dock to be anchored and be free to rise and f...

nice , seems like it is working out, good that you were able to remove them from the building and work at your shop.
very nice
Richard

great, I have been thinking about that project and how it is going for you.
I hope it all goes well for you, please keep us updated.
thanks
Richard

good info,
thanks

thanks werkspace i will check that out
Richard

that is a good idea werkspace but the car hangs over the rear of the trailer , Steve that is a good idea too, i kinda thought the 1/4" angle with a little help would be enough to handle the weight, just not sure and i needed a little more help from people that understand what will work. thanks ...

thanks for the info,
i wish i had a good one, two would be better,
i will check around for a cheap used one.
thanks again,
Richard

thanks Steve,
i have played with the pulse some, and will work with it more, but i seem to do better without it.
thank for the info.
Richard

hehehee did not catch that to start with, oh well , i need a good wench i guess,

very cool steve, and very cheap fix. i did not have the another flowmeter or that is what i would have done. i have only one right now and it is a regulator type. i think i would rather have the flowmeter type. what do you think ? is the flowmeter better or the regulator type, i know they both prett...

this is getting good here,im with steve, i wish i was there as well. i would like to see for myself too, the doors are very nice so i understand the need for being careful. i like the removing the hinge pins idea, but if there are three bolts and most likely there are, that idea will not work. i hav...

looks good

I dont mean to get my nose in this,but; there is a man here that built a system for his boat. He must have worked for the rail road, he used a boat trailer, mounted 4 rail car wheels (small about 8"-10" ) on it and used rails into the water. He has a wench mounted to concrete anchor to bri...

I need to build some ramps for my Bobcat trailer to load a '79 Camaro with. They will need to be about 10' long and about 16" wide. I would like to use Alum. but steel will be cheaper. I understand building them and have some here for the Bobcat that will not work for the car, too steep. Car wi...

Hello again Steve S, you are right about the coating inside the can and i can tell you that it stinks and is most likely toxic when burned, i also think there is a coating on the outside to prevent oxidiation. i cut a can open and measured it but i can not remember now.. very thin .. if you blow a h...