Hi,
Just registered and hope to gain much needed knowledge here. I have a small farm and raise angus cattle. There is always something to repair around here. I did do some welding in my younger years, even some tig welding on sst but I am out of practice. All I have is a Lincoln AC-225 but am learning to lay a bead again. Hope to get to know some of you.
- weldin mike 27
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Hey,
Welcome to our forum. One of our Admins . Otto, is from down that way.
Mick
Welcome to our forum. One of our Admins . Otto, is from down that way.
Mick
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welcome to the forum! the lincoln deuce and a quarter can put out a lot of weld. it's not the equipment that defines the craftsman!bbirder wrote:Hi,
Just registered and hope to gain much needed knowledge here. I have a small farm and raise angus cattle. There is always something to repair around here. I did do some welding in my younger years, even some tig welding on sst but I am out of practice. All I have is a Lincoln AC-225 but am learning to lay a bead again. Hope to get to know some of you.
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I can offer help on some things but I have no idea how or what equipment you use to weld an angus cow, but I'm sure if you can weld one, someone here has done it. 
Just kidding, welcome aboard.
Len
Just kidding, welcome aboard.Len
Now go melt something.
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Angus is best brazed over charcoal...
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