
04/29/07, 07:21 PM
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In Remembrance
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: In beautiful downtown Sticks, near Belleview, Fl.
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Cast iron is easy to weld, just place your four fingers next to the place that needs to be welded, notice the distance to the outside of your fingers., move your hand to across that line. Start welding, once you feel the heat at the distance of the fingers width, stop welding until it is completely cold again. If its foreign made cast iron, reduce the distance to 3 fingers.
Cutting a groove with whatever type of rotary abrasive tool that is available is very desirable.
Assuming your hitch device is the insert-able 2 inch square item, it should be some where near $15 to 20 at a place where one is needed. If there is no need, there is no market. Is it a standard 5/8th hole at 4 inches from the most inside end? I recently purchased a single ball mount insert, it came to $21.00 with the insert and a single ball. Any rust - it distracts. Is the cross pin and its keeper present?
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Last edited by moopups; 04/29/07 at 07:23 PM.
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