SSQA Plate

[AlbanySamurai]

Thank you for sharing! Very nice!

 

[AlbanySamurai]

I do not have a SSQA, but I built a tooth bar, and a set of brush forks to attach inside of my bucket.

I can add my jib attachment to either one, and have used it to set the wife's greenhouse framed walls from the garage floor to the greenhouse.

KC

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Love the jib! I need to make one.

 

[Xfaxman]

Yep, very handy. Made this one fifteen years ago to fit on the forks:

 

[AlbanySamurai]

Buy and everlast DC stick machine and don't look back... The Everlast rep is an advertiser on this board and will give you a TBN discount. least he did for me.

Are you talking about the
POWERULTRA 206PI? A discount would be great. I will ask.

 

[chim]

Buy and everlast DC stick machine and don't look back... The Everlast rep is an advertiser on this board and will give you a TBN discount. least he did for me.

Gee thanks James. I almost had myself talked out of a stick welder but you got me looking at the Everlast site now. Probably should be looking at a machine that will do 6010. Don't know if 140A is enough, maybe 160? 200?

 

[BoylermanCT]

I just picked up a 2 yard dumpster from a nearby print shop. Will be welding a SSQA plate to the back so I can pick it up and move it around easily. Its my new burn barrel for clearing brush. Much cheaper than a chipper and holds a lot more than my 55 gallon burn barrel.

 

[Fallon]

I welded a 3pt Quick Hitch to a SSQA plate twice. First one was the mount for a snow plow & sold with my old machine. It was handy enough for moving, lifting & maintaining various 3pt impliments I made another with spare SSQA plates & QHes I've collected. Just don't get under things hanging off the loader without supports.

Good learning project. It would go well with a 2" reciever, hooks & several other listed mods or projects.

 

[k0ua]

Gee thanks James. I almost had myself talked out of a stick welder but you got me looking at the Everlast site now. Probably should be looking at a machine that will do 6010. Don't know if 140A is enough, maybe 160? 200?

Get the PA200.. Talk to Mark at everlast. I have the PA160, but they don't make that exact model any more.

Here is mine. And a photo of what it can do. You can also scratch start TIG with a DC stick welder with a 17V torch and flow regulator and an argon bottle



Maybe the PA160iSTh if you want the HF start option on TIG.. Just depends on if you intend to do any TIG work or not. Tig takes a lot of time to learn and some steady hand skill. THE High Frequency start would be very nice. Mine does not have it. I never run 6010, I just use 6011 for rough work, which is both and AC and DC rod. "farmers rod". 7018 runs good at 122 to 125 amps for 1/8 rod. It makes pretty and strong welds. 7014 needs to run hotter, maybe 140 or so. You can PM Mark here on the forum, I don't have his phone number handy, but he is the regional rep.

 

[BlueKnife]

Gee thanks James. I almost had myself talked out of a stick welder but you got me looking at the Everlast site now. Probably should be looking at a machine that will do 6010. Don't know if 140A is enough, maybe 160? 200?

140 Amps will do the vast majority of things that the average hobby/farm welder needs to do. It'll run up to 1/8" rod.

 

[k0ua]

OK, found him. You can PM him:

Mark @ Everlast