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HitMissTom
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Hit-&-Miss Engine hobby. Youtube taught, so far, on what little MIG, TIG and Stick that I have been able to do. Found this forum through youtube WeldingTipsandTricks video. Great help, thanks. Welding items such as engine frames/carts, cast iron repairs, etc. Hit and Miss Tom
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Welcome to this awesome forum.
Great place to hang around a share experiences and good ole shop talking!!!

Welcome aboard!

~John
Just a couple welders and a couple of big hammers and torches.

Men in dirty jeans built this country, while men in clean suits have destroyed it.
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HitMissTom
Welcome to the forum! I actually manufacture a engine cradle for Pontiac v8's. Will have to get a picture up for you.
-Jonathan
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paul_s
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Welcome to the forum from another old person who is new to welding.
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rake
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Welcome aboard. There's actually a big show every year not far from me with old tractors and hit and miss engines.
It's called the Threshers Reunion. It's in Denton, NC.
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Mike
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Welcome to the forum HitMissTom.
M J Mauer Andover, Ohio

Linoln A/C 225
Everlast PA 200
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Welcome, Tom,

Let's hope any answers we give aren't "hit and miss"...

But no promises. :lol:

One of my favorite day-trips for years was to go to the antique equipment show, with steam tractors, hit-and-miss engines, and all the things that developed around them.

My favorite is still the wringer washer with the "kick-starter".

Steve S
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