Posted by big tee on January 06, 2019 at 18:05:55 from (199.120.66.180):
In Reply to: Re: Tools! posted by SVcummins on January 06, 2019 at 16:36:16:
I think you would have been good there. I also think you and 4520 and I should be neighbors-we would get along good! Also when you weld that clevis on that cylinder be careful. I know you will and I don't want to sound like a old YT cop but I have also done it before. I take a old bath towel and get it real wet and extend the rod all the way out and wrap the towel around the rod tightly. This will keep the heat from transferring to the oil. When I was a kid I heard the story of a farmer who bent a loader cylinder and took it too a welding shop and the dummies heated it up and blew the cement block walls out and killed them all. Good Luck---Tee
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