mitch504
Senior Member
On flat work, you can really go to town, though. I like 7014, too. 7014 will glue rust particles together.
Laid on my back on a creeper under a inner hull on a barge laying 7/32 drag rod
Believe it was 7024 but been 35+ years ago sewing replacement hull plates together
Hard to weld in less than 24” headroom.
1/4" 7024 or jet rod . we used to burn that on A C machinesbig rod 7/32 7024 anyone used any of that?
Laid on my back on a creeper under a inner hull on a barge laying 7/32 drag rod
Believe it was 7024 but been 35+ years ago sewing replacement hull plates together
Hard to weld in less than 24” headroom.
Because at one time they were. My Grandpa used to tell me to "Pour on the coal" when we were driving around and he thought I was going too slow, lol. We still use HP when KW makes much more sense...I don't know why but I call 110-220 when I know there is no such thing. I don't know why it's in my head but it's stuck there. No idea why those numbers are used.