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killswitch505
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As soon as Kam Sends The Blue Paint..........I'll have a Blue Continental Engine ! |
you know i might even think of painting mine gray just so all the dust and spider webs aren't as noticeable 
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| Posted: Thu Nov 18 10 12:21 am Post subject: |
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| Jonnyrod wrote: | | killswitch505 wrote: | | quite??? i would love to see an xray!!! |
If you are referring to me I haven't had any of my welds shot in quite a few years but if you want to foot the bill I'll gladly submit some coupons. What is your pleasure? Plate, 6G pipe, alloy?  I'm not quiet by no means.  |
I thought we were gonna start comparing body parts that have been X-rayed. You know I bet my scar is bigger than yours.
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killswitch505
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| erniesshop wrote: | | Jonnyrod wrote: | | erniesshop wrote: | Feller's....As a young man....I can Remember this Welder On a farley New 65 Ford 1 Ton.....
My Dad....Grand pa... and a Guy ....I think his name was.....Well anyhow....ALL 3 of them with leads off of this welder.......Welding on 36" pipe in Shamrock Texas......for El Paso Natural Gas ???? |
Can't say as I have ever seen anything blue roll up on a pipeline job.......just sayin' |
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Got Kind Quite ? |
sorry jonny this is what i was talking about welders around here have to qualify every year but thats pipe line but i dont think roustabouts have to.
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| killswitch505 wrote: | | erniesshop wrote: | | Jonnyrod wrote: | | erniesshop wrote: | Feller's....As a young man....I can Remember this Welder On a farley New 65 Ford 1 Ton.....
My Dad....Grand pa... and a Guy ....I think his name was.....Well anyhow....ALL 3 of them with leads off of this welder.......Welding on 36" pipe in Shamrock Texas......for El Paso Natural Gas ???? |
Can't say as I have ever seen anything blue roll up on a pipeline job.......just sayin' |
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sorry jonny this is what i was talking about welders around here have to qualify every year but thats pipe line but i dont think roustabouts have to. |
EWWWWWWWWWWWWW.... Junk punch.
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killswitch505
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Oops that might have come off $hitty i wish i knew how to edit i would reword it
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| Posted: Thu Nov 18 10 1:12 am Post subject: |
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| killswitch505 wrote: | | Oops that might have come off $hitty i wish i knew how to edit i would reword it |
Not to be a smart@$$...upper right of your post, hit the Edit icon
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| killswitch505 wrote: | | erniesshop wrote: | | Jonnyrod wrote: | | erniesshop wrote: | Feller's....As a young man....I can Remember this Welder On a farley New 65 Ford 1 Ton.....
My Dad....Grand pa... and a Guy ....I think his name was.....Well anyhow....ALL 3 of them with leads off of this welder.......Welding on 36" pipe in Shamrock Texas......for El Paso Natural Gas ???? |
Can't say as I have ever seen anything blue roll up on a pipeline job.......just sayin' |
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sorry jonny this is what i was talking about welders around here have to qualify every year but thats pipe line but i dont think roustabouts have to. |
It's all good brother, sometimes it's hard to make out someone's point in pure text. There is no substitute for eye to eye contact when talking. I wasn't tryn' to be testy or anything.
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killswitch505
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| tacklebox wrote: | | killswitch505 wrote: | | Oops that might have come off $hitty i wish i knew how to edit i would reword it |
Not to be a smart@$$...upper right of your post, hit the Edit icon |
Where is it 
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| killswitch505 wrote: | | tacklebox wrote: | | killswitch505 wrote: | | Oops that might have come off $hitty i wish i knew how to edit i would reword it |
Not to be a smart@$$...upper right of your post, hit the Edit icon |
Where is it |
You should see something like this (in red )
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It should be right next to the 'quote button', mine is anyway. Here where I work we have basically two types of jobs, 10% and 100% x-ray jobs. This means on 10% jobs, 10% of all your production welds are shot and on 100% all of them are. You bust an x-ray then you have a cut out that is reshot one time. You bust that and you roll your leads up and go to the house. After a busted x-ray they will at random, shoot 3 more welds or tracers. You bust any tracers and you are done as well. This can equate to being tested at least once a week on a 40 hr job. It can be a little stressful especially when your mortgage rides on any given bead, a hell of a lot better than an annual recertification IMO. All I am sayin' is I did it for a long time with a Lincoln
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| Jonnyrod wrote: | | All I am sayin' is I did it for a long time with a Lincoln |
It probably would have been easier with a Miller. 
There ya go Denny I got your back.
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Sorry Jon........Had to work Late Tonight........
Ain't none of them ever........EVER , Seen more than one Man Holding a Lead of one them Blue Soldering Machines ! |
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| Posted: Thu Nov 18 10 5:35 am Post subject: |
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| Those guys with the blue boxes still connect their leads to the battery teminals? |
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| k.a.m. wrote: | | Jonnyrod wrote: | | All I am sayin' is I did it for a long time with a Lincoln |
It probably would have been easier with a Miller.
There ya go Denny I got your back. |
I have worked for years with a Lincoln while the Miller was in a coozie and we all got along fine. What's the problem?
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| Wreckless wrote: | | k.a.m. wrote: | | Jonnyrod wrote: | | All I am sayin' is I did it for a long time with a Lincoln |
It probably would have been easier with a Miller.
There ya go Denny I got your back. |
I have worked for years with a Lincoln while the Miller was in a coozie and we all got along fine. What's the problem? |
Now that's funny.
I guess I am a closet Lincoln user. I almost forgot while fabricating oilfield trucks the shop was equipped with a 250 Ideal arc. So once again I am straddling the fence. Or I could look at using the Lincoln as forced labor and save my true blue dignity.
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killswitch505
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| Posted: Thu Nov 18 10 5:42 pm Post subject: |
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| Wreckless wrote: | | k.a.m. wrote: | | Jonnyrod wrote: | | All I am sayin' is I did it for a long time with a Lincoln |
It probably would have been easier with a Miller.
There ya go Denny I got your back. |
I have worked for years with a Lincoln while the Miller was in a coozie and we all got along fine. What's the problem? |
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killswitch505
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| Posted: Thu Nov 18 10 5:46 pm Post subject: |
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| k.a.m. wrote: | | I could look at using the Lincoln as forced labor and save my true blue dignity. |
thats how i would look at it. but...... if you were the one that purchased the welder would it have been a Lincoln???
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