Are you welding with solid wire and argon, flux core with argon, or gasless flux core wire? I don't see a bottle so here's a tip that might help you out. If you're using gasless flux core wire take that cone off your gun. You don't need it and you can see much better without it. Also turn your wire speed down or your voltage up slightly it will reduce the popping slag that's burning your arm
Wow. I am refreshing my truck, but even after getting the cab and frame off it is nowhere near as bad as anything I've seen here on TH-cam. You guys are amazing. This would have scared me off....
That frame needed a lot more repair than that one section. I hope they replaced those cross members and fuel tank support before putting the bed back on
So how long was this process I have a 2006 Silverado in the same predicament but I have cracks on both sides what type of metal did you use and where did you get your welding machine from
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😂 I got the same holes and started doing the same thing and my 12 year old showed me this video! Wonderful. Exact same rot.
I finally found a frame that is worse than mine lol
That GMC is riding on dreams
Dang great job fixing up the rotten frame!
Are you welding with solid wire and argon, flux core with argon, or gasless flux core wire? I don't see a bottle so here's a tip that might help you out. If you're using gasless flux core wire take that cone off your gun. You don't need it and you can see much better without it. Also turn your wire speed down or your voltage up slightly it will reduce the popping slag that's burning your arm
Wow. I am refreshing my truck, but even after getting the cab and frame off it is nowhere near as bad as anything I've seen here on TH-cam. You guys are amazing. This would have scared me off....
That frame needed a lot more repair than that one section. I hope they replaced those cross members and fuel tank support before putting the bed back on
What's up fellas. I think I just found my new favorite channel!!!! Keep up the good work.
Only you can prevent forest fires 🔥… how the heck did you weld over all that wow lucky 😊
The grinding backwards is wild
hey that looks like my work so good job.
So how long was this process I have a 2006 Silverado in the same predicament but I have cracks on both sides what type of metal did you use and where did you get your welding machine from
Not sure on the other questions. But that's definitely a Harbor Freight welder..
Gas tank member is dying to be replaced too
1:32 Ughhh Leviosaaaahhhhh
That will only last for awhile you should have cut the rust out first
Wow, I've never seen one that rough
Try some ospho sometime on rusty metal. You be amazed
i need to bring you my honda element lol
My frame looks exactly the same. Oof
The whole frame is rusted, no value left.
You could have had better results with a piece of angle iron from Lowe’s.
Get some gas and it will go a lot better….
reallly not good welds, hope it held up
Why would you weld in a pile. Of dried leaves and pine needles.fire waiting to happing.
These frames were garbage my friend has one like it that thing is patched in so many places its probably unsafe 😂