Dump Trailer Welding Repair Fabrication Using Weld Thru Primer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 เม.ย. 2024
- Welcome to our latest tutorial on dump trailer repair, where we'll walk you through the essential steps of welding fabrication and the application of weld thru primer. Whether your dump trailer has seen better days or you're looking to preemptively reinforce weak spots, this video is your ultimate guide to restoring and fortifying your trailer for optimal performance. From patching up minor cracks to reinforcing structural integrity, we've got you covered with expert tips and techniques. Join us as we demonstrate the art of welding fabrication and the transformative power of weld thru primer, ensuring your dump trailer is ready to tackle any job with confidence. Say goodbye to costly repairs and hello to a trailer that's built to last - hit play now and let's get started!
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Just watching your video gives us so many ideas for us to do the job right the first time and extends the longevity of the trailer. That is what "repairs" are supposed to do and that helps us all. Thanks, Brandon, for taking us on this adventure!!! That trailer is expensive, and I hope your renumeration is appropriate for your efforts!!! Be well, be safe, be Blessed!!!
I appreciate that Jim. Hopefully he can get a few more years out of it. 👍
Love the welding repair work - Brandon, your channel is usually the first thing I watch on my Saturday morning down under.
I appreciate that! Thank ypu for your support! Enjoy your weekend!
Great repair, Brandon! It's cool seeing you take a broken item and not only repairing it, but actually making it better. Customer satisfaction is #! You're the best!!!
I appreciate that man! Thanks 👍
Great follow up.video to the earlier repairs you did on the side! This is a lucky trailer owner. You just gave this trailer a new lease on life! 👍😁💪
Thanks 👍 Hopefully a few more years anyways!
I love your attention to detail and going the extra mile. Not only to do a good job, but to also make it look nice. Awesome work.
Thanks 👍I appreciate it and I also appreciate you subscibing to the channel.
Nice project Brandon! Should last quite a while!
Thanks Earl! it should help for sure 👍
I learned my lesson about 10 years ago not using the guard on an angle grinder. I had a flop disk and I didn't hang on one handed very well. It hit the concrete floor bounced back up into my leg just above my ankle. I still have a bad spot there. I own four of them and all have guards. That trailer should serve them well, great job Brandon!
I've had some close calls over the years also. For that reason, I won't run a tool without a guard. The abrasives are too unpredictable. I hope you have a great weekend
I learned my lesson when I had a cutoff wheel on, started the grinder and as I wrapped my other hand around the body of the grinder, I stuck my index finger right into the edge of the wheel. It cut pretty deep into the tip of my finger but it cauterized the cut so not much blood. It took a while for that to heal.
Scarry stuff!
Nice job and well done Brandon, that looks secured for quite a long time, it looks great. Stay safe and see you in the next one, greetings.
Thanks Christian. It should allow him to get a few more years of service out of it. Have a great weekend
I did some repairs a couple of years ago on a rusty old utility trailer. It just never stops. You fix one area and another spot opens up! I have never seen as a rusty a trailer as that one!
Especially if you live in the rust belt / salt states. I had a 2006 Chevy truck and didn't know better and never treated the frame with undercoating. In about 10 years the frame was destroyed and the truck was basically a parts vehicle. Rust is bad news!
great reinforcement Job ,nice work .
Thanks 👍
Nice work! Thanks for the tips!
Thank you
Great Job
Thank you!
Great video Brandon, I've been working on my Load Trail dump trailer. Putting in a new floor. Posted part 1 today. 😎👍
Nice! I will have to check it out. Thank you!
Nice work … I noticed you kept saying Mig welding when you were clearly Flux core welding … please don’t confuse the TH-cam world 😂 you know how easily we get confused… Keep up with your video’s I like them 👍🏻
Good to see you with a full face shield on Brandon. I use my reading glasses. As l cannot see so well these days. With a full face shield. Which is a little tip. When the bye focals. Simply don't suet my face.
Hope that is a tip that helps a few of us old blokes out.
Thanks Andrew!
Good job Brandon, now if they will take it a little easier on the equipment it will last longer. Stay safe and keep up the good work and fun around there. Fred.
I know right! Thank Fred 👍
Another great job! Brandon! Keep up the great content! 👍👌
I appreciate that Rudy. Thank you!
Another great video Brandon!!
Thanks again!
Dude! You have mad skills. Great way to do this job 👍
I learn a lot watching your videos. 👊
I appreciate that! Thanks man!
Really nice upgrade repair Brandon 👍😁
Thanks Dave! 👍
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It's always a pleasure Macel! 🙏
Nice job
Thanks!
Thanks God Bless
Same to you!
You said rate your video i give it 100 percent you definitely made it alot stronger he should get another ten year's out of it
I appreciate that Roger. These trailer repairs can be tricky. You never know the full extent and build quality until you start digging into it
@@BrandonLund I understand that
great explanation on how and why for the steps. I think it would have been great to see how you handle welding underneath (overhead welding) and I only have an A.C. stick welder, so I wonder if you run A.C., or a polarity on the 6011 and 7018?
Thank you! I run DC. I will have some overhead coming up soon. It always makes me nervous filming overhead welding from a low position because that's how I ruined my last camera. My camera has to point upwards, and that exposes the lens a lot more to sparks as compared to it pointing downwards. I generally start by lowering my amps by 10 when welding overhead.
@@BrandonLund I wonder if a sheet of glass over the camera would help, much more sacrificial and less expensive...
@joeheck146 probably not a bad idea! 👍
I would have sanded the complete back part where flat metal is welded on then weld primer. That’s just me though.
It was nice you clean the top edge where the 3” plate connects to the bed since you were sticking welding most guys don’t clean since 6010 most of the time burn through… great second half
Thanks Nelson! I try to stay in the habit of doing that, it really only takes a few extra seconds.
good video and job really nice repair if you had been just a little off tail gate would have on worked. take care, be safe and well.
Thanks man!
Impressed you did this all on 110 Volts.
Will all 6011 run on DC?
I seem to recall some brands say AC only.
I have much less experience and don't mean to talk out of turn.
Just want to save someone from buying rods that wont work with their welder.
Great questions! Yes all 6011 can run on AC or DC whereas 6010 is a DC only rod. That Fronius makes running 110 a breeze. It welds on 110 no different than on 220. As far as running it on 110, for my setup, as long as I'm under 90 amps and I'm not chucking up one rod after another, it won't pop the 20 amp circuit breaker. But if I know I'm going to be welding all day, I run the 220 cord to avoid those issues. It's nice sometimes to just pull out one cord and plug all your tools into an adaptor instead of running 1 heavy cord for the welder and another for tools.
@@BrandonLund I saw a Fronius demo on Lift Arc Studios.
They were getting something insane like 175 amps off of 110 Volts.
The Belgians have not spent all there time on waffles apparently.
Hope you and yours are well.
Have not seen a video for a couple of weeks.
Hopefully you have been on the bike welcoming Spring.
Thanks man! Yah those Fronius machines are very sophisticated. I love mine. I've taken a couple weeks off the welding channel. Some of my projects haven't timed out well for the channel schedule and I've run into some delays on materials arriving on time so I decided to do some work over on my motorcycle channel. The next three weeks I have videos scheduled to upload over there. Its been Busy busy busy lately.
Can I ask why you stick weld instead of MiG weld this repair?
Is stick that much stronger? Thx
Great question 👍 I like doing stick especially outside because it's just so versatile, its fast, strong and the consumables are fairly inexpensive. I used self shielded wire on the areas where the metal was really thin, which is where wire feed welding really has the advantage over stick welding. One really isn't stronger than the other when done properly so I pick and chose to make things go smoother. I could have done the thin metal with 1/16" 6013 rods, it just would have been a little more difficult for me 👍
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Ok thanks bro 👍
I guess I’ll need to learn to stick weld as well.
Been doing MiG with C25 and self shielded, haven’t tried stick yet. I’ll check out you stick welding videos. Thanks again for all you do for the welding Community. 👊👍
In my opinion, once you start stick welding, every other process is much easier to understand. Stick welding is the basic fundamental of welding and is very enjoyable and you can get started for very little money.
Question did you are can you use flux core hard wire with no gas ?????
I used flux core on this but you need gas for hard wire.
@BrandonLund thanks alot I have two rolls of hard wire that came with my mig200 but I don't have gas bottles for it
Certainly made that stronger, shouldn't have any problems with that, again, now he only needs a bottom, 😂 why were you using the ark welder instead of mig, the few welders I know always use mig,and swear by them, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
I like using stick outside when I can just because it's fast, strong and fairly inexpensive compared to wire feed welding. I primarily use wire feed outside when I'm working with thin material.
I'd might of used a larger piece on the bottom. It's all about leverage.
100% but It's only going to be as strong as the weakest link, and that is the thin wall square tube that everything is welded to. I could have used 1/4" plate, but the thin tube that it's welded to is going to shear before the new plates will.
I know this is off the point. But my readers work best with a full face shield. When exact work is required. As in drill sharpening. Also under my
welding helment. Also another tip. A lot of people have trouble getting the spatter off . It needs to be hit with hammer and chisel. If it won't come off. Hit it harder. Andrew kindly
Great tip!
dump trailers are the trashiest things to work on-they're just not designed to last! I have a 'thumb' to put on a mid size excavator in the morning