/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2535617
>Damn most farmer's welds are greivous as hell, nice work

Thanks man, I also have a bit of pride and try for proper fabrication techniques and good material fitup. Most farmers slap a piece of steel across some other steel and weld er up. My goal when I repair a piece of my equipment is to make the repair look as professional or invisible as I can. It is more fun to maintain and even use a piece of equipment that you're proud of.

Here's a disk tongue that broke off that I fisplated around all 4 sides and welded up. Of course that was migged because I could easily get it in the shop on my bench and manipulate it for easy welding. Hell I even did some grinding and painting afterwards so you can't really even tell it was repaired other than a slightly off color paint.