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Worst weld ever
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ning
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Hey that's my truck
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mrmikey
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Actually the true purpose is to keep small rodents from going under the truck 
. I couldn't weld that bad if I wanted to LOL
. I couldn't weld that bad if I wanted to LOL
Engineer42
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Probably works good for snagging the plastic bags lying in the road. Eco weld.
GeneV
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It looks like a rodent welded it.Actually the true purpose is to keep small rodents from going under the truck
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Does it still hold fuel?
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Looking at the photo again I wonder if some of that wire came through from the opposite side, extended through burn holes before his arc began. ???
I hope he didn't buy his welder to build a trailer.
I hope he didn't buy his welder to build a trailer.
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That looks like pure art.
What? That made me laugh. Wire welding without heat - somewhat common in the beginning. We could call it pulse or spark welding. Saving on cost of electricity. That is truly "wire welding.
sea2summit
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I’m trying to understand what the purpose of the weld is? Looks like a skid plate that’s already bolted on to me.
