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Old 03-21-2017, 08:41 AM
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I will say the new Crow looks like one bad azz car, and Lutz looks like he'd be fun to work with.

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Lutz looks like he'd be fun to work with.
Just don't let him do any welding for you!

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Old 03-21-2017, 11:18 AM
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Just don't let him do any welding for you!
I noticed that even though they have a tig rig that when they were tacking in cage parts they were using a spool gun. Pretty odd for steel I thought, unless they'd needed multiple guys using multiple welders. Tool of last resort maybe?
Or no other mig gun?
We generally only use the spool gun for thicker Aluminum.

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I noticed that even though they have a tig rig that when they were tacking in cage parts they were using a spool gun. Pretty odd for steel I thought, unless they'd needed multiple guys using multiple welders. Tool of last resort maybe?
Or no other mig gun?
We generally only use the spool gun for thicker Aluminum.
They said, the cage that Lutz welded was chome moly.

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