First, here's some tips given to me by a Caterpillar tech. You have to cut a larger section out, make sure and clean everything (these machines are always caked in grease in my experience) and cut bevels into each edge. After you weld in the new plate (no beads wider than 2x the width of your rod and only 7018 or 8018) clean it flat and put what we call a fish plate on top. Cut a square a few inches larger than your repair, and 45* the edges off about 2 inches in on each corner. Weld up the long sides, and don't weld the 45* edges. When you start and finish one of the long edges, make a little curl....don't start/end the actual weld on the part. Start about an inch away from the plate with the little curl, then tie into the fish plate. After learning this, I've never had a boom come back for the same repair.
This seems to be a very professional advice. You actually mentioned the type of welding rod, the scub or fish plate and it makes sense to me that there will be 45 degrees corners on the fish plates to avoid stress concentrations that will be prone to new cracks formation. Great job. It's painful to see an uneducated mechanic produce a nice looking "repair" that will crack again in the near future
Foolish. Another clown saying to plate a boom. Booms flex, plates make it rigid. I seen countless boom crack worse due to plates. Never smart but then again you're just some cat employee wage sІаve
The weld looks nice, but it will just crack again after a while. The area immediately around the weld has been severely heat affected making it prone to developing further fractures. If the job is to be done correctly, a stretcher plate should be placed over the repair and welded in carefully. The stretcher plate should also not terminate in a right angle across the boom, instead it should be diamond or V shaped as to avoid creating stress points that might also create possible fractures.
Stop drill the end of the crack with a drill bit. 3/32 or appropriate size this will stress relieve the crack. Then do your welding. Something I learned in aircraft school. Where to start weld I don't know.
@@michaelwesely3097 That's the problem, on something like this there's really no easy way to know how far the crack has propagated if you don't have access to x-ray, or at the very least a dye penetrant test kit. It could well extend most of the way across the boom, which is also another reason to plate over the top of the original material.
Agree, now that he's repaired that.. It's now ready for about 30" to 36" long reinforcing plates, on top and sides, preferably matching existing thickness. The repair should always be stronger than the original.
As a retired welder, machinist and fabricator, there are 1000 ways to repair the boom. Your way was 1 of them, but it's 850 choices down from being the best choice. Aside from the fact you weren't using enough heat, you should have been using a heavier rod just for starters. And guess what, the boom is going to crack again, but at least twice the size. You don't understand metal fatigue or welding. Quit making videos and go to school or serve an apprenticeship.
I don't see the point of cutting a wide notch just to scab a little chunk inside. You need to think of the whole boom as a dynamic elastic noodle. Now it's got a stiff spot in the middle of an elastic beam. It's going to crack again. You need to add fishplate reinforcement with long feathered slopes to allow elastic bending to occur over a metre of length.
You hit it on the head man. As an Ironworker your only aloud to go a pass or two thicker than the steel your welding because of what you just explained. He’s causing a two points of weakness with that repair
I worked at a sawmill that used 6 excavators with grapples to sort logs in the yard. There was one operator that was constantly breaking machines. Very rough on them. Summer months were already 18 hour days trying to keep up with rolling stock maintenance, then have that one guy causing all kinds of extra work. The worst was the house bearing cracks that ran almost the entire circumference underneath in the well. It had probably over 100 pounds of old grease that pushes out that had to be scooped out into buckets, then steam pressure washed which was absolutely miserable. That hot steam mixed with nasty grease swirled around and plastered your neck. Only after it was cleaned could you see how bad it was. The excavator was very near breaking off and falling off. That replacement bearing 25 years ago was over $50,000 too.
For real. Your eyes are so soft and fragile and even a tiny eyelash you'd never notice otherwise can bring everything you're doing to a screeching halt. A single grain of sand can do pretty incredible damage to your eye if it gets in there and you move your eye around and it scratches the surface of your eye up. I can't fathom a piece of metal getting in my eye. What an appalling thought.
Доброго времени суток...у меня есть один вопрос...почему вы не делаете накладок и как долго работает стрела после такого ремонта? Не идут ли трещины в около шовной зоне? Больше спасибо за ответ)
Она ходила бы гораздо больше, если бы он не стал заправлять полностью этот вставыш, а так представь(я думаю сам понимаешь) там сейчас перекаленый в хлам кусок металла в напряжении, его по хорошему можно машкой и зубилом вынести сейчас, остановись он на коренном шве, было бы куда надёжнее, и то в случае, когда нет возможности сделать качественно и по уму
Very nice work!…. I agree with everyone else, weld is strong but you should weld on Diamond or V shape reinforcement to strengthen the stress on that break! 👍
@@skorpio1905 I can promise you, unless you can somehow grind it perfectly flat, and get new paint to match the rest of the boom, it will be obvious that it's been repaired.
I'm no welder but I think an extra plate to cover the weld area and beyond would be a good reinforcement. Unless they want more work in a Month's time.
Might Crack again, will Crack again. Some say too much heat in the area but that is solved by plating the weld areas with same plate and a 3 plass fillet
Красиво-не спорю, но он прослабил стрелу еще больше, в этом месте и рядом с ним сейчас самое ломкое место, без накладных, такого сварного бы на его же кабеле повесели, те кто работает на технике
Canadian boilermaker here. I agree with you completely! This whole job is dogshit!!! All the people that know nothing about welding calling this good are hilarious 😂 loll
Nice simple neat repair, I know it takes the neatness away a little but when I’ve done them in the past I’ve repaired like you but then added a larger plate over it at least 100mm past each side of original split and I know it’s lasted 4 years so far 👍🏼
Top plate is a great advice. Filling that hole makes no sense at all. That's just cosmetic. Adding a top plate is the way to go besides fitting and welding a piece of structural steel inside the hole instead of using filler
Поверх места сварки ещё бы пластину наварить усиливающую со значительным нахлёстом, а то видно как новая трещина пошла совсем рядом с местом сварки предыдущего ремонта
Может быть первый ремонт когда был то её просто заварили, а сейчас он поставил пластину, но вовнутрь! Хз, нужно ли в таком случае наружная пластина!? Хотя для усиления может быть, но это не точно...
Pretty good job. I would have done multi welds rather than that big cap at the end and stuck a plate on top big enough to clear the weld below and any badly effected heat zones but all in all good job.
I'm not a welder but I'm pretty sure you can only heat the same spot so many times before you begin to weaken the metal in that area. It already looks like it's been heated a few times.
Looks good but it will crack again over time. But he probably just did it to keep it operational. Sometimes thats all the customer wants. Even with the proper repair, it might still cracks else where. Ive seen it plenty of times. My repairs haven't come back yet but it will.😂
Congratulations on a job well done "on the road". I've been welding since 1979-1980 after my license and I am constantly amazed at the greatly improved level of quality and safety of the job site's work.
To the un initiated the weld does indeed look excellent, BUT I completely agree with all the guys below. As a once heavy plant fitter, I too am very skeptical that the area to be welded was not beveled & there should have been, after cleaning, re-emforcing plates welded to the area. I remember doing similar to the old tipping links on J.C.Bs.
It would work to get you out of a hole. But a proper fix would be to cut out the full section and weld back in, there’s too much stress on that area for it to last (I hope it does like) but yeah, cut the full monty out and then glue it back 💪
I thought that it was pretty but not structurally sound - knowing nothing about metalworking or welding, I came to the comments to see what those in the know thought. I'm happy to see that my belief is confirmed 😊👍
You were on the right track, until you put in those wide weave passes. That thick backing plate also creates a stress riser on the inside of the component, pretty much guaranteeing a future failure in the same area.
I love to watch welding videos just to read the comments of all the superwelders out there that will tell you all about how you’re not doing it the right way which is their way.
Doesn't change the fact there are better, worse. And the correct way to do things. Just because poor people make things work, that alone doesn't merit anything.
We're to begin at on how to fix this so it doesn't crack out again. On the vertical seem repair it needs to be cut out and a insert with radiused corners needs to be installed . Prepped and cleaned from all paint and grease. The top plate on the arm with the crack needs to be cut out past the end of the crack and the replacement plate needs to be smaller then the vertical insert . Top insert also need to have radiused corners too where it lies in the arm . Normal square edges on the outside of the arm . Leave a 3/32 inch gap around the insert bevels . Make sure it's clean and let her rip
Pretty weld, but it won't last. The metal around the cracks is stressed from the previous weld. Additionally, metal fatigue is an issue. To fix correctly, a six inch section on both sides of the break needs to be cut onto, and a filler plate that's beveled on all sides needs to be welded in place.
Sometimes all the customer wants is to kick the can a little further down the road. This repair would allow them to finish the job or season without shutting down for too long.
Very neat welding. I like the way you use a flap wheel to blend in your repairs. Nice finish. Also like your plasma cutting awesome job. The fabrications you did on the trucks and loading shovel are some of best I have seen. Please keep the video's coming. I am enjoying your repairs very much. Best wishes from jonsey south Wales GB
I know he used a gas axe for this vid. I was saying about his others as well where he does use the plasma has to be one of the best I have seen super neat cutting fabing and welding. Awesome
This "fix" will not hold for long. I bet it's probably already broken again in the same place since he posted this video. Without proper support scabbing over the affected area, he's just wasting time and putting unnecessary stress on a weakened arm.
Well all i can say is ic weld has repaired a cat excavator arm the same way cut the crack out insert a backing plate and weld it up. Do you think it's thier first attempt at these kind of repairs or what. They know what will hold otherwise they wouldn't do it. Although that said a fish plate over the repairs help a lot.
@ruthbees7214 I know exactly how they do it. They patch it up and paint it without any structural support, and that way, they can make it look like it was never damaged, then they sell it as quickly as possible.
Das ist eine Amateur Reparatur, keine Wurzel, zu breite Naht, keine Verstärkung der Reparaturstelle. Bei professioneller Reparatur ist die Reparaturstelle hinterher stabiler als das Original, das ist hier nicht gegeben.
Perhaps the third* repair there will hold. * It's obvious that spot was repaired previously, so I'm assuming that the video is showing the 2nd time that location was repaired.
Weaving the vertical part of this job should have been done in at least two or three sections not one mass weave, I do not think this would pass X ray test
Never weave with stick welding like that lol. This is just a temp fix, a good repair should be done when it is given time to do so. This will crack again, no doubt.
Un voto?💯e lode sei stato Bravissimo ,questo è un modo per non lavorare invano ,un lavoro fatto bene dall'inizio durerà per sempre.son convinto che l'escavatore è tuo e se non lo fosse hai lavorato come se lo fosse👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
Greetings from Venezuela. I really like your work. It is very impeccable and professional. What type of electrode do you use for this type of welding, my friend?
First, here's some tips given to me by a Caterpillar tech. You have to cut a larger section out, make sure and clean everything (these machines are always caked in grease in my experience) and cut bevels into each edge. After you weld in the new plate (no beads wider than 2x the width of your rod and only 7018 or 8018) clean it flat and put what we call a fish plate on top. Cut a square a few inches larger than your repair, and 45* the edges off about 2 inches in on each corner. Weld up the long sides, and don't weld the 45* edges. When you start and finish one of the long edges, make a little curl....don't start/end the actual weld on the part. Start about an inch away from the plate with the little curl, then tie into the fish plate. After learning this, I've never had a boom come back for the same repair.
Great advice!
This seems to be a very professional advice. You actually mentioned the type of welding rod, the scub or fish plate and it makes sense to me that there will be 45 degrees corners on the fish plates to avoid stress concentrations that will be prone to new cracks formation. Great job. It's painful to see an uneducated mechanic produce a nice looking "repair" that will crack again in the near future
Can you share a link to an image of the fish plate you're describing so we can see what it looks like?
所詮ヒュンダイ！
鉄製品もマトモな物じゃないって事か!
溶接した処で、また同じ所が壊れる。
意味のない修理だよね。
Foolish. Another clown saying to plate a boom. Booms flex, plates make it rigid. I seen countless boom crack worse due to plates. Never smart but then again you're just some cat employee wage sІаve
The weld looks nice, but it will just crack again after a while. The area immediately around the weld has been severely heat affected making it prone to developing further fractures. If the job is to be done correctly, a stretcher plate should be placed over the repair and welded in carefully. The stretcher plate should also not terminate in a right angle across the boom, instead it should be diamond or V shaped as to avoid creating stress points that might also create possible fractures.
Agreed. He literally removed his old work that already cracked and then copied it again
Wider cut and pieces ,and stringer beads only ,to much pull and this will crack again very soon
Stop drill the end of the crack with a drill bit. 3/32 or appropriate size this will stress relieve the crack. Then do your welding. Something I learned in aircraft school. Where to start weld I don't know.
@@michaelwesely3097 That's the problem, on something like this there's really no easy way to know how far the crack has propagated if you don't have access to x-ray, or at the very least a dye penetrant test kit. It could well extend most of the way across the boom, which is also another reason to plate over the top of the original material.
Agree, now that he's repaired that.. It's now ready for about 30" to 36" long reinforcing plates, on top and sides, preferably matching existing thickness. The repair should always be stronger than the original.
Hmm, looks like a repair of a previous repair, which is NOT good..
As a retired welder, machinist and fabricator, there are 1000 ways to repair the boom. Your way was 1 of them, but it's 850 choices down from being the best choice. Aside from the fact you weren't using enough heat, you should have been using a heavier rod just for starters. And guess what, the boom is going to crack again, but at least twice the size. You don't understand metal fatigue or welding. Quit making videos and go to school or serve an apprenticeship.
Not a proper structural weld.
I don't see the point of cutting a wide notch just to scab a little chunk inside. You need to think of the whole boom as a dynamic elastic noodle. Now it's got a stiff spot in the middle of an elastic beam. It's going to crack again. You need to add fishplate reinforcement with long feathered slopes to allow elastic bending to occur over a metre of length.
You hit it on the head man. As an Ironworker your only aloud to go a pass or two thicker than the steel your welding because of what you just explained. He’s causing a two points of weakness with that repair
@@samc8272 all day long...
AND it's gonna rust without paint on it...
Lol
I worked at a sawmill that used 6 excavators with grapples to sort logs in the yard. There was one operator that was constantly breaking machines. Very rough on them. Summer months were already 18 hour days trying to keep up with rolling stock maintenance, then have that one guy causing all kinds of extra work. The worst was the house bearing cracks that ran almost the entire circumference underneath in the well. It had probably over 100 pounds of old grease that pushes out that had to be scooped out into buckets, then steam pressure washed which was absolutely miserable. That hot steam mixed with nasty grease swirled around and plastered your neck. Only after it was cleaned could you see how bad it was. The excavator was very near breaking off and falling off. That replacement bearing 25 years ago was over $50,000 too.
I would never use a grider without safety glasses
Same i got metal in my eye once and holy crap does it hurt. I was wearing glasses to. I Wear glasses and a facesheild now.
For real. Your eyes are so soft and fragile and even a tiny eyelash you'd never notice otherwise can bring everything you're doing to a screeching halt. A single grain of sand can do pretty incredible damage to your eye if it gets in there and you move your eye around and it scratches the surface of your eye up. I can't fathom a piece of metal getting in my eye. What an appalling thought.
@@NickC_222 it hurts so bad. I got one in my eye a few years back and wow you cant feel it rubbing on your eyelid.
Didn't fix anything, but if you paint it it will look good.
Доброго времени суток...у меня есть один вопрос...почему вы не делаете накладок и как долго работает стрела после такого ремонта? Не идут ли трещины в около шовной зоне? Больше спасибо за ответ)
Она ходила бы гораздо больше, если бы он не стал заправлять полностью этот вставыш, а так представь(я думаю сам понимаешь) там сейчас перекаленый в хлам кусок металла в напряжении, его по хорошему можно машкой и зубилом вынести сейчас, остановись он на коренном шве, было бы куда надёжнее, и то в случае, когда нет возможности сделать качественно и по уму
Это на продажу лоху - не бит не крашен
Very nice work!…. I agree with everyone else, weld is strong but you should weld on Diamond or V shape reinforcement to strengthen the stress on that break! 👍
пластина сверху покажет , что работали сваркой, и цена продажи упадет
@@skorpio1905 anyone with any experience will see that it has been repaired.
@@texaswelder3745 ваша не правда
@@skorpio1905 I can promise you, unless you can somehow grind it perfectly flat, and get new paint to match the rest of the boom, it will be obvious that it's been repaired.
You guys are goofy. You’re both saying the same thing
1:31 you can tell this dude knows he's about to do something dope.
I'm no welder but I think an extra plate to cover the weld area and beyond would be a good reinforcement. Unless they want more work in a Month's time.
Excelente trabajo mike saludos desde sinaloa mexico
Came to see the weld.
Stayed for the tunes.
This is already a second repair in the same spot, I would plate the area to keep the crack from propagating again.
Nice looking welds though.
Most heavy equipment I’ve seen says “ductile iron do not weld” on the booms
I'd imagine most heavy equipment manufacturers would prefer you to buy the entire boom replacement, lol.
Might Crack again, will Crack again. Some say too much heat in the area but that is solved by plating the weld areas with same plate and a 3 plass fillet
Красиво-не спорю, но он прослабил стрелу еще больше, в этом месте и рядом с ним сейчас самое ломкое место, без накладных, такого сварного бы на его же кабеле повесели, те кто работает на технике
Your only supposed to weld 4 times the diameter of the welding rod! So 1/8" wire is a 1/2" weave!!! But nice looking weaves my friend
You can’t weave welds that far.
Australian boilermaker will fix it
I noticed that too. Weaving won't meet any specs at all. Horrendous shrinkage potential there. I'm also Australian.
Canadian boilermaker here. I agree with you completely! This whole job is dogshit!!! All the people that know nothing about welding calling this good are hilarious 😂 loll
@@chriscampbell7906mostly 3rd worlders are calling top notch
It’s china or some other 3rd world hell hole
Nice simple neat repair, I know it takes the neatness away a little but when I’ve done them in the past I’ve repaired like you but then added a larger plate over it at least 100mm past each side of original split and I know it’s lasted 4 years so far 👍🏼
Top plate is a great advice. Filling that hole makes no sense at all. That's just cosmetic. Adding a top plate is the way to go besides fitting and welding a piece of structural steel inside the hole instead of using filler
Saya pikir mirip potongan sandwich plat itu??
Поверх места сварки ещё бы пластину наварить усиливающую со значительным нахлёстом, а то видно как новая трещина пошла совсем рядом с местом сварки предыдущего ремонта
Слишком хорошо тоже нельзя делать,а так потом сломается и опять шабашка
Доброго времени...вот и у меня вопрос как долго послужит такое ремонт... все таки с накладками будет покрепче
Может быть первый ремонт когда был то её просто заварили, а сейчас он поставил пластину, но вовнутрь! Хз, нужно ли в таком случае наружная пластина!? Хотя для усиления может быть, но это не точно...
Да там урачок, ему бесполезно объяснять
Локальное увеличение жёсткости приведёт к избыточной деформации рядом. Надо уменьшать нагрузки уже, переводить технику во второй сорт.
Fantástico amigo parabéns
Pretty good job. I would have done multi welds rather than that big cap at the end and stuck a plate on top big enough to clear the weld below and any badly effected heat zones but all in all good job.
I'm not a welder but I'm pretty sure you can only heat the same spot so many times before you begin to weaken the metal in that area. It already looks like it's been heated a few times.
Прошёл год !
Каково состояние стрелы на этот день?
wonderful video, does anyone know the name of the track?
Buen trabajo, tal vez ir dandole unos golpes para eliminar las tensiones, pero muy bien hecho.
Так на продажу делают - красиво, но работать не будет.
Looks good but it will crack again over time. But he probably just did it to keep it operational. Sometimes thats all the customer wants.
Even with the proper repair, it might still cracks else where. Ive seen it plenty of times. My repairs haven't come back yet but it will.😂
Congratulations on a job well done "on the road".
I've been welding since 1979-1980 after my license and I am constantly amazed at the greatly improved level of quality and safety of the job site's work.
Some really beautiful welds, nice 👍.
To the un initiated the weld does indeed look excellent, BUT I completely agree with all the guys below. As a once heavy plant fitter, I too am very skeptical that the area to be welded was not beveled & there should have been, after cleaning, re-emforcing plates welded to the area. I remember doing similar to the old tipping links on J.C.Bs.
*enforcing plates🙄🙄
Beautiful job
Great job Mr
Good work . Seriously
Just another Utube welder.
No wonder the first repair didn't work 😂 my guy said "perfect welding job"
It would work to get you out of a hole. But a proper fix would be to cut out the full section and weld back in, there’s too much stress on that area for it to last (I hope it does like) but yeah, cut the full monty out and then glue it back 💪
I thought that it was pretty but not structurally sound - knowing nothing about metalworking or welding, I came to the comments to see what those in the know thought. I'm happy to see that my belief is confirmed 😊👍
الله ينور يا هندسة
That should last…. A little while..
I would not trust the weld till it's been X-RAY. Wisdom from a welder who welded oil/gas drilling rig derricks & pipelines.
这个小伙子挺帅的，有媳妇没有？
When was this repaired ?
Has it bust yet anybody know......?
You were on the right track, until you put in those wide weave passes. That thick backing plate also creates a stress riser on the inside of the component, pretty much guaranteeing a future failure in the same area.
I love to watch welding videos just to read the comments of all the superwelders out there that will tell you all about how you’re not doing it the right way which is their way.
Some make good points, some have experience. On this case perhaps the tiny backer plate might be all it needed to fix it.
Doesn't change the fact there are better, worse. And the correct way to do things. Just because poor people make things work, that alone doesn't merit anything.
Excellent job 👍
We're to begin at on how to fix this so it doesn't crack out again. On the vertical seem repair it needs to be cut out and a insert with radiused corners needs to be installed . Prepped and cleaned from all paint and grease. The top plate on the arm with the crack needs to be cut out past the end of the crack and the replacement plate needs to be smaller then the vertical insert . Top insert also need to have radiused corners too where it lies in the arm . Normal square edges on the outside of the arm . Leave a 3/32 inch gap around the insert bevels . Make sure it's clean and let her rip
Beautiful skills!
🤔No point in that! Well at least they know where it is going to break again😁
Maybe a few support plates stuck on after cleaning the mess up champ👍🏻🇭🇲
Pretty weld, but it won't last. The metal around the cracks is stressed from the previous weld. Additionally, metal fatigue is an issue. To fix correctly, a six inch section on both sides of the break needs to be cut onto, and a filler plate that's beveled on all sides needs to be welded in place.
parabéns trabalho muito bem elaborado colocou calço pra penetrar mais a solda aí sim feito com carinho
Sometimes all the customer wants is to kick the can a little further down the road. This repair would allow them to finish the job or season without shutting down for too long.
Very very very nice job bro !!!
the fucking genius move to use the wires to weld those plates on the inside first: incredible.
Pretty common move, magnet's are another option
Un genio 💪👏👏👏
It'll probably last about as long as the previous blob-and-grind repair he busted out before starting.
Paint it up and and sell it, job done
Súper hermosa obra de arte sapatero a su sapatos
Amateur welding..!!!
Very neat welding. I like the way you use a flap wheel to blend in your repairs. Nice finish. Also like your plasma cutting awesome job. The fabrications you did on the trucks and loading shovel are some of best I have seen. Please keep the video's coming. I am enjoying your repairs very much. Best wishes from jonsey south Wales GB
No. Not any plasma cutting at all. He used oxy/acetylene for cutting.
I know he used a gas axe for this vid. I was saying about his others as well where he does use the plasma has to be one of the best I have seen super neat cutting fabing and welding. Awesome
This "fix" will not hold for long. I bet it's probably already broken again in the same place since he posted this video. Without proper support scabbing over the affected area, he's just wasting time and putting unnecessary stress on a weakened arm.
Well all i can say is ic weld has repaired a cat excavator arm the same way cut the crack out insert a backing plate and weld it up. Do you think it's thier first attempt at these kind of repairs or what. They know what will hold otherwise they wouldn't do it. Although that said a fish plate over the repairs help a lot.
@ruthbees7214 I know exactly how they do it. They patch it up and paint it without any structural support, and that way, they can make it look like it was never damaged, then they sell it as quickly as possible.
Great job! How do you prevent loose grease inside the boom from starting a fire while you are cutting out the hole?
Grease doesn't go in the arm
A grinder and some paint makes me the welder I ain't.
Did the piece you put on the inside with a string stay or was it removed afterwards?
That is a backer plate. That is what fills the void inside and is the backside of the whole weld. It's permanent.
@@DXT61 oh cool, thanks
Good enough to sent to Auction!
Высший пилотаж 👍👍👍👍
Will this affect overall strength?
Yes
Das ist eine Amateur Reparatur, keine Wurzel, zu breite Naht, keine Verstärkung der Reparaturstelle. Bei professioneller Reparatur ist die Reparaturstelle hinterher stabiler als das Original, das ist hier nicht gegeben.
I was taught to drill end of Crack so it won't spread then after you are done welding you fish plate the outside.
Right or wrong, He made Zeus proud.
Minimum eight mistakes in repair job. 😐
Wow ....exelente...
Rapaz que serviço perfeito. Gostei
Very Impressive! Well Done!
Najlepszy jest pojemnik na elektrody.
To me that's a start. Plate it all now with large plates. But what do I know. What does Issac say? That will tell all!
You think you would box in the crack with news steel..... But then again im usually the one breaking things..
What's the diameter of the electrode and what type?
I Think its 7018
Love the Krylon Finish.😅😂
Splendid job.....cheers!
Perhaps the third* repair there will hold.
* It's obvious that spot was repaired previously, so I'm assuming that the video is showing the 2nd time that location was repaired.
Que soldadura están usando
Name of the song?
Guess everyone in the comments knows welding. So many genius people they themselves dont wanna work.
Should you gusset that?
1 no preheat 2 the weaves on the weld are to big this will definitely break again soon!
Weaving the vertical part of this job should have been done in at least two or three sections not one mass weave, I do not think this would pass X ray test
Lovely. Thank you.
Good job
Never weave with stick welding like that lol. This is just a temp fix, a good repair should be done when it is given time to do so. This will crack again, no doubt.
Un voto?💯e lode sei stato Bravissimo ,questo è un modo per non lavorare invano ,un lavoro fatto bene dall'inizio durerà per sempre.son convinto che l'escavatore è tuo e se non lo fosse hai lavorato come se lo fosse👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
Оце вміє !!!
Вертикаль варить і дуги не рве !
Молодець.
this guy can weld ... buts needs training ............ this should be plated
Under 4 minutes... Shit my guy would have charged me 10 Hours😂😂😂
I've had to do this work often.
Молодец!!!!
Should have put a gusset plate over the welded area
Greetings from Venezuela. I really like your work. It is very impeccable and professional. What type of electrode do you use for this type of welding, my friend?
hello. Domestic brand electrode is used
@@weldingartist55 I was referring to the specifications of the friend electrode
@@marcelrojas5464 7018
Yoni 13/55?
@@likasamakashvili9470
Yes. It's similar. Basic coat.
Im even a welder
But i def would have welded plate over that section