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Post by cyborg on Nov 15, 2014 13:43:56 GMT -6
Well it's been about 6 weeks since we heard a word from the lukinator,,,, the full body cast must be gettin ready to come off and all the sutures removed from having the scooter surgically removed from his a$$ ,,, a word to the unwary ,,, unless you are a really good welder/ fabricator,, do not cut main frame members and then use a cheesy a$$ wire welder to tack it back together and " hope it holds"
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Post by Bashan on Nov 15, 2014 14:47:00 GMT -6
I sent a message to the Lukester, we'll see if he responds. I told him his good buddy Cyborg was pining away for him and wanted to send a heart-o-gram. 
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Post by cyborg on Nov 15, 2014 16:47:52 GMT -6
I'd pay $1000 to see a NONPHOTOSHOPPED pic of the rear half of the scoot hanging out of his butt,,,(this means you Richard),,,,,maybe that will be his headstone,,,,buttcheeks with half a Riva sticking out of the ground,,,,,,,  ,,,,I JUST MADE A FUNNY!!!!!  |
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Post by Bashan on Nov 15, 2014 18:22:57 GMT -6
Yes, a funny, a rather dark funny, but a funny.  You're scaring me Peter.
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Post by JR on Nov 15, 2014 18:27:03 GMT -6
Not going to comment one way or another on anyone's welding skills but the wire welder had nothing to do with it. I can weld anything with a wire or any other kind of welder and make it hold, how good you might ask am I? Let's just say if I had been there when the Titanic was built it would still be afloat. Nuff said!  |
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Post by cyborg on Nov 15, 2014 19:29:19 GMT -6
That would make you a good welder/ fabricator
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Post by Bashan on Nov 15, 2014 19:53:03 GMT -6
He's definately a good fabricator.
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Post by Alleyoop on Nov 15, 2014 20:05:12 GMT -6
Do not get on the Titanic Nuff said  |
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Post by richardv on Nov 16, 2014 17:35:18 GMT -6
Not going to comment one way or another on anyone's welding skills but the wire welder had nothing to do with it. I can weld anything with a wire or any other kind of welder and make it hold, how good you might ask am I? Let's just say if I had been there when the Titanic was built it would still be afloat. Nuff said! But the Titanic was riveted. How's your hammer skills? |
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Post by JR on Nov 16, 2014 17:50:04 GMT -6
Not going to comment one way or another on anyone's welding skills but the wire welder had nothing to do with it. I can weld anything with a wire or any other kind of welder and make it hold, how good you might ask am I? Let's just say if I had been there when the Titanic was built it would still be afloat. Nuff said! But the Titanic was riveted. How's your hammer skills? I know it was riveted, (the sides) but I was just using this as a relation to the fact of if I did it she would still be afloat. While I know one can buy a cheap little wire welder at about any hardware which I also own, it's not the welder but the skill of who's using it. they are rated at a certain thickness and have a variety of wire types to choose from.
Tubing on just about any two wheeled machine even at it's best is no bigger than 14 gauge and a good wire welder with someone who knows how to set the heat and feed speed correctly can in some cases weld it back to a stronger joint than factory welds.
I can even weld it stronger with a tig.
JR
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You're scaring me Peter.
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