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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 พ.ค. 2023
- The boom on this dozer has been cracked for some time so i decided to weld it up. Hopefully this stops or slows the cracking. The other reason I did this was to keep water out of the boom. I wish I had better rods to weld with because they set out in that old pole barn for some time. The rods had some rust on them but I got them to work good enough for my repair.
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I had a 450B for a long time and was always welding one thing or another but it served me well. It had a winch which was nice. I moved to another state and sold it, but do miss it. Steering clutches were not hydraulic and the biggest problem and really the reason that I let it go. I enjoyed your video.
I love the winch on mine. That thing made me lots of money when I was logging. Yeah the dry clutches on the older ones can be a headache from what I hear. That’s why I went with the C model. Thanks for watching.
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It’s a hell of a lot better than it was. Thanks!
Thanks for watching. I wish I had better rods because I didn’t like the way them welds laid down and looked but it’s good for now.
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😊nice welding with elektroden,but wat about mig welding?😊
I also have a mig welder! It’s a small one but works well.
😊wat cost a brandnew boom? en how manny volt you working with? whe have here 240 volts standard.powervolt here is 380 volt.😊very nice video Preston,thanks. have a nice weekend and...Cheers🍻greetz:🍐👍👍👍👍👍
A new one would be many many thousands lol. We use 220-240 here in our houses in the US for cooking stoves, water heaters, washing machines and dryers. Everything else inside is 110volt.
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