Fix Them Holes
MDJEEPER
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- 1986 Jeep CJ
Mostly stock, 258 c.i.d., T-176 tranny, Dana 30 front, AMC 20 rear, Dana 300 t-case, 31x10.50 tires, 2 inch body lift
At the risk of sparking a major debate...What does everybody think is the best type of welder in a BASIC workshop for making simple body and frame repairs??
Some say wire welders (with or without gas) because they are fast and easy to learn...
Some say TIG welders because they produce the nicest looking welds...
And, some say the old style stick style welders are best because of their versatility (can weld think to thin metals, dirty metal, can cut metal, etc.) if you are only going to own one machine...
Some say wire welders (with or without gas) because they are fast and easy to learn...
Some say TIG welders because they produce the nicest looking welds...
And, some say the old style stick style welders are best because of their versatility (can weld think to thin metals, dirty metal, can cut metal, etc.) if you are only going to own one machine...