Look what you got me into!

[Ches]

Thanks to many of you, I now will not be spending my Monday nights at home. Some time ago, I began reading about what some of you were doing in terms of modifications to your tractors/attachments, and the benefit of being able to weld. I can remember when Harv began asking his initial questions, and I followed the posts with much interest. Now, I have decided I need to do some welding projects. Again, taking some of your advice, I have enrolled in a community college welding class and all my Monday nights (6:00-10:00) until May will be in welding class. I decided to begin with MIG. What else are you guys going to get me into?

 

[northcreek2624]

<font color=red>"What else are you guys going to get me into?"</font color=red>

Sand blasting can keep you occupied for hours....Mike

 

[Spencer]

Good decision on sign up for a class. I spent quite a few days in an adult education type class to learn to tig weld. I couldn't take a structured course because of my schedule and I work out of town. I saw my teacher a few months ago and he reminded me that I still have quite a few hours left that I have already paid for. I would like to go back and learn mig but if I do then I would end up wanting to buy a mig welder.

 

[Thomas]

Time and money well spent Ches.

<font color=blue>What else are you guys going to get me into?<font color=blue><font color=black>..all kinda of wrenching,for when the antique tractor bug bits you. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif