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Cast iron mig welding.
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Cast iron mig welding.
I do lots of cast iron repairs for a few local companies and found this mig wire. Hum at 75 bucks i will try it because some of my repairs are kinda iffy with my stick welder. Well it works better than great from the 4 jobs that i have done with it. I did the exhaust manifold on my Geo Metro while still on the car and it now has 7,000 miles on the fix. I also repaired a broken bellhousing for an excavator with 2 broken bolt holes. And my neighbor has a Ford tractor with a leaky exhaust so i put one pass and built up the wore down area. He filed to suit and its now quiet. Then i had a lathe bracket with the corner hole broke out. I layed a mig tip in the hole and filled over it with wire then ground and redrilled. Looks like good stuff. I use it with Argon gas but any gas mig will work...Bob |
Did you just use regular mig wire?
edit to add, where did you find the copper bolts& slugs? |
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http://www.crownalloys.com/TechSheet...ew_Warning.pdf Its wire made for cast iron. The copper slugs were punched from some sheets i have been hording for 30 years. The last pic just uses a regular mig gun tip in the hole then i welded over it...Bob |
too cool!
How pricy is the wire? |
I paid 75 bucks for a 2# spool from my lws but i have seen it online for 70...Bob
http://www.weldingsupply.com/cgi-bin...EF:AND:RS44/1F |
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