HEMI-ITIS
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If it's like this,strap it and lift it.You might have to drag it out of the building it's in now.
The older I get the harder it is! This single digit stuff is no fun!Staying warm?
We got 11” the first go around and 2” the second. Rain and 40 degrees tomorrow.Along with the 8" of snow!
If it's like this,strap it and lift it.You might have to drag it out of the building it's in now.
I’ve avoided the surgery but probably should have just gone through with it but if this is the worst thing that happens to me I’ll count my blessings.Just found my update notice on this thread. I know all about carpal tunnel. About 18 years ago. the Surgeon wanted to do an experimental operation on me. I opted not to. Then the pain/rehab Doctor told me something that cured me. Try to keep my wrist bent up as much as possible, not bent down. I wore braces for a while and at night positioned myself on top of my arms with my wrists bent back. Years later still no electrical shock sensations. Hope this helps. Wayne
I’m finally back on this project....
I welded on the gas tank hangers and finished welding the cage plates to the trunk floor while I had the welder out. I’ve been trying to finish up all the welding so I can blast and primer this thing in the spring.What cha weldin?????
This project has taught me how important it is to remove the Ecoat everywhere you weld. That stuff is the kiss of death to a nice weld!The old "your a grinder not a welder" joke comes to mind. I doubt anyone can plug weld without grinding, but those flapper wheels make it really easy!