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Old 01-31-2013, 07:22 PM
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Nice find Cory! Those are sweet looking rear tires! Collared spindles, so its definitely a 61. Steering won't be a huge issue. Not too far behind my 61 as far as serial #'s go.
Thanks, Maybe it was on the Assembly line with yours then!
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Looks like a good one to start with, congrats.
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Knowing you it will be running tomorrow. And it will be restored next week.
Well, I may have it running tomorrow, but I have not finished the last one. I have been waiting on a guy to help me weld up some holes and he hasn't been very wanting to do it. I may have to break down and buy a welder... will 110V work okay? any idea on a size that will handle what I need it to do with the cubs and welding holes up and fixing cracked and stuff?
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Take a look at this thread
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Just my 2 cents but I'd look on C-List for a good used 175 or so 220 volt welder that is set up for gas (no slag to chip) you can do the small job with the big welder but you can't do the big job with the small welder. If you can't get your guy to do it call McGee welding on Falls ave in Waterbury, ask for Lance or Victor and tell them I sent you. Lance likes Twisted Tea
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Just my 2 cents but I'd look on C-List for a good used 175 or so 220 volt welder that is set up for gas (no slag to chip) you can do the small job with the big welder but you can't do the big job with the small welder. If you can't get your guy to do it call McGee welding on Falls ave in Waterbury, ask for Lance or Victor and tell them I sent you. Lance likes Twisted Tea
The only issue with a 220, is running another line from the breaker box with a new 220 breaker. Not sure how much room is left in the breaker box. I will definitely look into that thread, thanks for the info. If I cant get him to do it I may have to give that welding place a call. I have no idea what to expect for pricing as far as welding and fixing holes go. Thanks again
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If you have an electric clothes dryer, problem solved. I plug everything that needs 220 into my dryer plug, plus I backfeed the house from the genset through it when the power goes off.
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