Thank you sir....learning a bunch already.

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Thank you for the list gentlemen!

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I have a HF helmet I've been using for years.....but of course low hours. With my interest in being a better welder, guess I really need to improve my helmet. Having said that, I can't remember ever feeling like I wasn't seeing the rod or the joint itself. I usally set the lens at 10 or 11.... Hopfu...

Of course I'm stilling learning...! Am I understanding it right that they're using scotch brite type pads as diffusers? Which of course brings me to the question of diffusers..lol...something else to read up on. I've only been on the forum for a short while and my search button is getting worn out. ...

I'm new here myself but REALLY enjoyed reading your welding bio.....!

Welcome! And I look forward to hearing more of your stories and take on the welding world.

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lol.....no no no....but have helped a few put 4BTs ina couple trucks. I prefer the 408 stroker kinda power for my truck.
Its a solid lifter, hot cam, racer motor...putting out about 500 hp.....good for waking up the neighbors on a quiet Saturday afternoon. lol

Thanks for the welcome AK !

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Yah...I pretty hard core when it comes to the old Dodge trucks. Especially the 48-53 trucks. I have BBQ event at my ranch every year "The Clements Tailgate BBQ". I built a BBQ out of a 48 parts truck and gets a lot of love every year...lol.

Thanks for the "Hello" Paul.

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Hello I'm Tim and build old Dodge trucks and Mopar muscle in general. Always interested in improving my working knowledge of anything related to those vehicles. I race a 72 Charger circle track and a 1950 Pilot-House at Bonneville. I did the majority of welding on both those vehicles using Mig and A...