OK. Works for me...I guess.
Bueno, Bwana.
4hrs/week is a lot of time. Now that I've removed my entire front lawn and am using a rider, mowing takes me only 35-40 minutes a week.I _wouldn't_ call it a hobby, so I'd object.
OK. Works for me...I guess.
Bueno, Bwana.
4hrs/week is a lot of time. Now that I've removed my entire front lawn and am using a rider, mowing takes me only 35-40 minutes a week.I _wouldn't_ call it a hobby, so I'd object.
EPA says 2-cycle=bad ju-ju. So no more new ones. The one Briggs book talks about getting cat converters stuffed into 4-cycle mowers, they're ready with golfball-sized ones.
If it were mine, I'd drill the end of the crack, polish it up and JB Weld a piece underneath.
Stan
We used to TIG magnesium quite regularly when I was in the A.F.
Yes, and you'd want to set up a back-side shield-gas flood system, too. Maybe a separate shield gas nozzle for the front side, too, and follow along behind the welding torch.
Jon
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Jon, all that's been discussed before in this thread.
Both sides of the work must be shielded until the Mg is well below yellow heat, and that will involve either cabinet welding, or several nozzles.
LLoyd
How about soldering it?
If you really want spare one, check ebay..
Is there a local Freecycle group? Ask for one, if there is. The same with Craig's list or any free local ads. Hell, even Ebay has got into local ads. Someone may have one in a shed, or garage and they don't bother to list it, thinking no one wants it.
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