Georgia Fiero Club Forum
General Discussion and Announcements => General Discussion => Topic started by: Slyp on October 10, 2019, 03:35:26 pm
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In need of having the battery shelf replaced. Wondering where a good place to go to get it installed. Have parts will travel, at least not to far.....
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Which shelf did you get, the TFS one, or a stock one?
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Oh. You might move this to General Fiero.
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i might know a guy
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Are you good with it? My welding is not flat or smooth.
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Ive done a fair bit of welding over the years
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One of the cart wheels appears to be dragging. If Tom Hanks' character in Apollo 13 was describing the cart's movement, he'd probably use the term, "wicked shimmy".
Is that 2 welders. I know little about them. We had an arc welder. When it died, we got a welder that feeds wire. I've seen the welders that take 2 tanks used, but never used them, myself.
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That is an old Lincoln AC buzzbox on the bottom, not a very good machine but the price was right (given to me.) the top is an MP210 that does DC stick, wire feed, and DC TIG. I also have the spool gun attachment for welding aluminum. The tanks are C25 for the wire feed and Argon for the TIG setup
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Sorry I didnt respond sooner but was out of town. Will talk to you at the next meeting if I dont forget. If I do please remind me....
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The wheels dont drag...... I just noticed where you got, the mark on the floor is from some cheap northern tool car skates. They wouldnt roll when a car was on them. I got to looking at them last spring and noticed the wheel axle holes were drilled off center. A quick fixture in the CNC mill, some new bronze bushings, and some new bolts have them rolling so well that I can move the Expedition with one hand. Just make sure the floor is clean, oil dry makes them stop quickly
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Maybe that's a solution for my creeper. The rubber wheels don't have sleeves. They just run on the axel and after a while wallow out. I can't find the style casters it uses, so it's either repair the casters or buy a new creeper.