Drill Rig Blues.

[@Abom79]

Definitely not easy laying on your back and side and getting those jobs done as well as you do. You make it looks easy Issac! Learned a few techniques from ya! Keep up the good work. Your channel is doing great! 👊🏻

[@Justin-bb7oi]

Hey abom❤

[@ICWeld]

Thanks man, I appreciate it very much. I hope to get to your level one day. ;)

[@AngryNotSoOldHippy]

:) He really is a pleasure to watch, he's so confident even when working on $300,000 pieces of equipment. :)

[@tomaskardaus4800]

@@ICWeld We are going to get you there. Good job!

[@wmweekendwarrior1166]

A little attaboy from Booth Machine shop never hurts! Your videos are very entertaining Issac.

[@richparker7778]

I have never seen a welder stay as calm as you do. You're a credit to your craft and thanks for sharing what you do.

[@AngryNotSoOldHippy]

He's awesome, he has the confidence borne of skills and experience. These massive expensive projects would make my knees wobble. :)

[@scooter2kool173]

No f words? Guy has a poker hand

[@arthurquintana1345]

His peers on KZbin and Instagram call him "smooth"! Keep the videos coming I C!

[@abelcedillo5758]

I know I saw that crack and was freaking out for him but he is like I guess I clean it up and weld it back together like a boss 😅

[@notyou6950]

Those track rollers are in bad shape too. That might have something to do with cracking the frame.

[@MrRebar15]

*I C Weld* Yeah nothing easy about that one. Thanks for taking the time to show us. God Bless.

[@mshort7087]

The customer would have to turn that machine upside down to get me to even consider doing that job😂. Nothing but respect for you, Sir.

[@jasonhoose5215]

Who ever owns that rat hole rig should be ashamed. Every roller I seen was junk.

[@whodat90]

And loose, or missing hardware, or bent....

[@Dirtworx77]

It's looks like a typical rat hole to me, they run them until they can't. When times are good they don't get maintained, when times are bad they don't want to spend the money...

[@jasonhoose5215]

@@Dirtworx77 I ran rat hole rigs for 3 years and we took care of our shit lol

[@timijs100]

Was about to say the same

[@kenprevatt1267]

Lol that’s the first thing I said

[@foghornleghorn8536]

I know it's tough working as hard as you do and making a video while doing it, but I sure enjoy watching a master craftsman at work. Thanks.

[@jaggynettles]

be a bit easier with a larger gouging pencil and a high amp machine , sounds like a 2 cyl onan ,lincoln you got however we must piss with the weaner we got ,its a thankless job did a similar job in the dark with a broken down mega potato harvester still waiting payment 2 years later

[@jerrysanford1259]

Real world welding. Only thing missing is a bunch of grease and oil and a customer saying hurry up.

[@jeffsimonar7161]

Jerry Sanford I love the customer that says that should only take two hours🙄

[@evanpenny348]

Of worse still a customer telling you how to do it.

[@blacksheep25251]

@@evanpenny348 After watching a youtube video that somehow replaces 30 years of experience...

[@shadowbanned69]

Pipeline welders: " man I hate vertical and uphill " Issac: " hold my weld lead imma show you some shit son!!!! "

[@kristianskov4841]

Pipeliners only do one thing... They are good at it, but can only do one thing...

[@daviddroescher]

Never seen a pipeline weld cut on a 45 unless the pipe is going up a hill otherwise they're all vertical .

[@kristianskov4841]

@@daviddroescher ...right. But throw them some IC Weld stuff..... they won't know where to begin...

[@purerhodium]

The kind of shit you guys manage to repair in-situ continues to boggle my mind.

[@jeffsimonar7161]

purerhodium And I’ll throw in about five below zero that adds a totally new element to welding

[@nickrandol9133]

I certainly hope you charge as much as you’re worth. Not any welder could, or would, do this great of a repair under these circumstances….

[@Killianwsh]

Takes a brave man to put their welds on the internet! lol Nicely done repair. Especially considering it having to be done upside down & half jammed in the arse end of an excavator. Thanks for taking the time to record and teach!

[@DieselFuelOnly]

i bet they'll have you back to extract all the broken bolts when they finally have to replace a roller LOL

[@gdmclnh]

I saw those roller shaft collar bolts too.

[@2LateIWon]

I like that extended reach die grinder. I was thinking you'd use those finger air belt sanders. But that grinder worked perfect

[@justinbeery5194]

This guy is much calmer than most people I’ve worked with. I’ve worked with people who when they do these repairs their cursing all day and throwing stuff.

[@JoeJalopy]

It's not only the coolness of the videography, craftsmanship and knowledge. It is your calm, professional attitude and focus on the task!

[@OnTheToolsWithSal]

I could listen to him talk for hours! Check out essential craftsman, similar content for general contracting/carpentry

[@utubota5522]

A while back, you mentioned a "J" pattern. I tried this, and it works well for me. Thanks for the tip. I will never be as good as you, but I appreciate learning from you.

[@Kmecha84]

J pattern for vertical?

[@alphonsotate2982]

@@Kmecha84 yes or vertical t

[@alphonsotate2982]

up side down t pattern

[@richlacombe5553]

Or an H pattern

[@humancattoy7767]

That's a tough job. Don't take this the wrong way, but I'm glad you were chosen for that repair. That's a nasty looking crack.

[@Mrjcamp48]

When the slag pops off like a smashed toenail, that’s a great weld.

[@darrellroeters4951]

Never heard that one.

[@laundrysauce234]

Feels better than coffee in the morning

[@terrminatoragain461]

Amazing patience,personally I would've F bombed all the way through that job 😂 Thanks for another great video

[@jboard146]

Awesome work. The struggle is real trying to work in a hard to reach place with your arms going numb.

[@BruceBoschek]

My wife watched this video with me and said, "That man earns his money!" My back and shoulders started to hurt just watching this. Thanks for sharing this.

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

Whatever he’s pulling in. It’s not enough.

[@tombragalone7250]

you have a lot of patience, those kind of jobs suck when you have no room to move around.

[@richardmorton1310]

The local fancy people in highschool think you're a welder after a 12-month long course. Ha, maybe they bring you a bottle of water. Great stuff.

[@ICWeld]

You know, I hate to admit it but I thought the exact same thing when I got out of welding school, until I went to test at a huge vessel company and I had to leave the test with my tail tucked between my legs. Very humbling experience.

[@the_hate_inside1085]

You have fancy people going to welding school in your town? When I went to welding school, a spot opened up early, because the guy who had my locker previously, had been sent off to jail...

[@alme6743]

😂 this was me for sure, I nailed the welding class and certs, I though my life was gunna be cake because I was one of the top welders in my class, I learned real quick I'm a dime a dozen and nobody gives a shit lmao.

[@FishFind3000]

5:40 one bolt is bent the other backed off 1” another is loose.... this machine is a pile!

[@lightnin1989]

Look at the slop in that same roller, bearings are no good

[@FishFind3000]

@@lightnin1989 17:15 there's missing bolts as well. This machine is shot

[@timothyball3144]

@@FishFind3000 It looks like some studs missing on the other side as well.

[@wallysworkin823]

Hey if it starts and moves there’s nothing to see 😂

[@adamcorntassel5636]

It's a drill rig. I've seen worse

[@yesdeere1376]

Man them Texas boys are hard on equipment

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

It never ceases to amaze me that people go out and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on equipment then refuse to maintain it and run it into the ground. I grew up dirt poor and we had to make what little we had last and we did it by taking care of it. My high school shop teacher had a plaque on the wall above his desk "If you don't have time to do it right, when are you going to have time to do it over".

[@FOOKYOUTUBENUMBERS]

You mean Texas is Hard on them boys Machines lol

[@kevinmccarthy9780]

Isaac, you are an artist with that gouge rod

[@lordbyrom100]

That was such a great job but you don’t need anyone to tell you it’s effective and so neat it’s brilliant to see someone take pride in their work ,I’m a retired spark from England and it’s not just doing a proper job but making it look good as well

[@whitecloudgroovin2005]

Absolutely an art.

[@Si74l0rd]

For sure. I don't think I've seen more than half a dozen people use them and certainly none that could prepare a weld with them to the level where it looks like an apprentice with a grinder's been at it lol. So neat with such a not neat tool. Goes for all your work really. You can tell a quality welder when every job they leave finished could be metal artwork. You could maybe experiment with metal sculpture in your off time. You have the tools and skillsets in buckets, it would only be your imagination limiting what you could create.

[@nategreycanopywelding8679]

An absolutely awesome video. Very informative and you can tell it was a HARD day at the office. Definitely earned your pay that day.

[@scottfindlay2625]

We had a D5 dozer crack like that, we wound up removing the entire side and stripping it down and good thing we did, we found the entire housing was cracking, at least it wasn't that H frame like your doing, they are a real chore.. Great Job !!

[@jeremybrown7475]

Anyone see rollers are falling off missing an loose bolts

[@wronganswer9907]

Yeah, wonder why it cracked, half the rollers just floating around.

[@jeremybrown7475]

@@wronganswer9907 yep as a diesel technician sadly I see this all the time people just don't pay attention to their equipment but wanted to run a lifetime but get mad when it breaks and cost a lot of money to fix

[@Farm_fab]

Carbon arc gouging helps preheat the metal, and that's one of the benefits, when needed.

[@marcosmota1094]

Thanks for explaining that process; I'm an IT guy.

[@rosewhite---]

@@marcosmota1094 Me too. I was also wondering how the electricity managed to get through the rod coating?

[@markfryer9880]

@@rosewhite--- No coating on the carbon rods.

[@rosewhite---]

@@markfryer9880 Hi Mark, never seen them used and didn't know. Thanks.

[@derekcollins1972]

@@markfryer9880 sometimes there is a thin copper coating.Its not a good thing to use as a pre heat due to being too quick and localized heating area just like saying that your first weld pass does the pre heating.But it does help remove grease and any moisture.

[@rustywilkerson1]

Great video! Would like to see your truck and more about the arc gouging and how that works.

[@buckleyandre03]

It's always a pleasure to watch you Welding. #WeldingSurgeon. You are so humble with what you are doing and I like that. Keep doing great work and making great videos for us.

[@wim0104]

amazing where you can reach with rods & that crazy die grinder, want!

[@michaelgreene7114]

At 16:07 he laid for a second. nothing like that feeling of relieving the burning in your abs and right arm lol

[@DirtyBikerbits]

Them feels man.

[@richardmoore6295]

i used to work with a guy we called lightning, for years he was proud of the nickname . until he found out that we didn't call him that because he was so fast but because he couldn't hit the same place twice.

[@gaetanbolduc8417]

The owners of this machine could have helped you a bit in removing the under carriage as it looked past due for a long time giving you more space to work...the rollers look totally worn out...my guess is that the rear sprocket is supporting all the load...leading to the failure of the beam ...dam I learn so much for your videos. Thanks a lot for sharing

[@ls2005019227]

I'm almost embarrassed to say how many times that I've watched & re-watched your videos (there's a lot to learn in nearly every one).....but this is definitely one of your best- Thanks for all that you do in sharing your work with us!

[@peterwilliams2595]

Silk purse from a sous ear springs to mind

[@billmoran3219]

Just love seeing welds on top of welds, make me think the last guy couldn’t afford a grinder and torch.

[@jessevankeulen8137]

It must've been one of the 'welders' that comments on KZbin videos saying "I'm a welder, not a grinder" lol

[@ShainAndrews]

Thanks for bringing us along. You do the very best you can with the cards you are dealt, and documenting the journey doesn't make it any easier.

[@TK-ol6hj]

42years around equipment never see this much damage to machines

[@AngryNotSoOldHippy]

Ah, fascinating. This stuff is wonderful to watch. What is also neat is that he cleaned up other people's messes, he goes back and fixes things and does it the correct way, taking the time and effort to repair things, even going so far as to clean up previous people's welds and doing them properly. Amazing.

[@DK-vx1zc]

Some precision arc gouging you did, plus camera angles were great.. Seemed like we were there with you. Love your videos, very interesting. Do you ever use a auto-darkening helmet? I assume you use an air hammer/chisel at times too? Thanks for taking the time to record these for us !

[@paralou8576]

You can by auto darkening filters for that style helmet.

[@paralou8576]

Im sure that’s what he’s using

[@jiminycricket2230]

Nope thats old school dark lense welding glass. Watch and listen for the lense cover to close before he welds each time. Im a little older than Isaac and auto lenses hardly existed when we learned to weld. Its easy when thats the way you learned.

[@stickhillfarm]

@@jiminycricket2230 yall remind me of the carpenter that trained me. I was marking framing lumber with a speed square and he laughed and made a crows foot either side of the tape and cut it square every time. He also knew how to read a framing square. Like everyone used too.

[@73Shakes]

That thing is in need of some serious maintenance. Roller just below the repair the bearings are completely gone and not to mention the hardware holding to the frame are falling off lol Theres a lot of pressure in that area I can see why it cracks. Ever time you extend or retract the tracks and the weight of the machine.

[@Kc12v140]

I think your supposed to travel when extending or retracting the track frames. It lets them move without digging into the dirt. That’s probably why it keeps breaking there.

[@johnt839]

Dam’t boys we’r in a tight spot here.🤞

[@TrevorDennis100]

I hope they paid him well for that job. How many people would even get themselves into tight spots like that doing a job that barely even looked possible?

[@pjdcool1]

Always enjoy your videos, you are a craftsman.

[@nuggetwv5302]

Thank you for showing the arc gouging. I have been wondering about buying a set up. Now I'm going to. My dad always used a torch, and I said many times, there has to be a better way. Thank you for showing that repair.

[@ritchiechristopher5603]

I like your work and your attitude to it - youngsters would learn a lot from you.

[@danielpullum1907]

Meticulous cleaning and prep. Good to see you whip out the die grinder. I've got some carbide burrs I like for some of that work. That trac-hoe needs some love. One bolt missing on the left idler, one bent, one not tight on the right idler. You'll be back soon. What amperage were you running on the verticals?

[@plumbcrazy375]

As a plumber I thought I had to work in some crazy angles and I do but Damm you get to work upside down and fire rain in you

[@bigredracer7848]

26👍's up IC weld thanks again for having us all along with you

[@jiminycricket2230]

I used to rest my head on a block of wood to stay comfortable. My neck remembers how heavy those fibre metal helmets were. I was never so happy to get a new miller auto dark lense and helmet.

[@RandomThingsUp]

Good job amazing video

[@andrewcdavies]

Considering the position of the repair and the access you had I think you did a pretty good job, give yourself a little more credit. 👌

[@ezrhino1803]

Never done any air gouging. You make it look like a scalpel. Salute

[@nateb-runs5053]

I do this identical type of work except for the gold mines out in the field. have been in much worse places then this in confined space the size of a small bathtub with grease lines and hydrualic lines running each direction by you. upside down and so on. I know the pain, your body pays for every cent.

[@darellsunderlin4670]

Yes Abom 79 put it nicely , it always amazes me how you keep the funess and flow going even in a tight spot and with your arm hurting , great job and video. If I could weld & cut like you and machine like Abom 79 I'd have it made lol !!!

[@thomashaley5284]

Hey brother, bet you've never caught a good cramp before have you? Wish you could do a truck tour video. Would like to see what you use and what you recommend. I'm a Lincoln and Victor guy myself, but I saw your Miller remote and it seems to gouge and weld pretty slick. Would like to hear about your air supply and the air grinder used in this video. Keep em burnin.

[@markmccain6759]

You are an artist. Awesome job. Thanks for taking the time & making the effort to show your talents.

[@dennisschmitt8621]

Another great job of repairing a very broke piece of equipment!!! Nothing simple about that repair at all!! I had to laugh at the loose roller bolts!! lol

[@Dmenbiker]

Yeah, wasn't much holding on that roller cap.....

[@dasmith3054]

I vaguely remember being young enough to crawl around on the ground like a snake like your doing, not hardly being able to see where I was welding, I felt your pain when you had to stop a minute to let your body regroup, I really admire you hanging in there and making it look really good, another job well done, thanks for sharing

[@Laura-wc5xt]

another great one, that was a tight space for sure.....I was sweating and getting tired just watching.....those bearing cap bolts sure took a beating......you are a man to be admired and respected for your patience and craft. best regards, Paul in Florida

[@rickcham7781]

Was looking at those bolts thinking that will be their next problem.

[@michelgrenier1878]

Really nice job fixing that ; But I have never seen so much destruction of equipment like in your area , It's a demolition derby ! WoW

[@marcocanchola7880]

It was hard just looking at that crack IC , good job man love your videos ,

[@overtheclouds9]

Nice job on the gouging and cleaning before welding. Welding is great too! 👍🏻 I’m curious on what are you able to charge for hourly? I was getting $75 and that didn’t seem like enough lol.

[@codyjones4280]

The full body limp on the ground breather, aka my boss that I dead

[@TheTrophyStore]

great job, when I learned how to weld, I thought I was good, better than good even, you put the bar 10 level above that. your a champion. Roy...

[@jacobrawles8687]

Thankyou for being a respectful person when you work. And respecting a good job, and the wishes of your customers. You are my favorite welder on KZbin. Thanks again for inspiring us with your work.

[@brianhutchinson2377]

Awesome work my friend, Ive been a heavy equipment mechanic/welder for close to 40 years now. If the customer would of pulled the spreader cyl rod loose from the track frame and just retracted it, that would of give you a lot more room to work. Keep on keeping on! CHEERS!

[@cosmopezzolla996]

The things you repair in a day........ would take me weeks lol! You are truly talented professional. Thanks for videos they are awesome!

[@craigstaples6465]

Enjoy videos and the different type projects you take on ✌

[@cenccenc946]

I like that his camera angels are getting in tighter on the work, so we can see the details as he is welding, grinding, etc. some of the earlier videos were a too far out to follow along; but, he still did a great job of stopping to show the work and explain. still, close-up action is best with explanation of the what and why something is happening. Keep it up. This will be a super popular channel in no time.

[@CTSCAPER]

Just starting the video, so sorry you had to work under there. That had to be unpleasant.

[@skatezooyork09]

Air Arcing sucks especially when Laying on ur back and side lol

[@monadking2761]

Deep respect of what you do. I never knew with an arc rod you could blow out the slag like that. That was the way to go. When I first saw how it was cracked and patched I was wonder how the heck your going to do that since you did not have much room in there to V that out. Seriously you do real nice work! I learned arc welding in high school and all we had was AC with some powder coated rods then we got a DC welder and some I think 6018 rods. Wow it was so nice to learn on bad ac rods that would just stick all the time. Again much respect in those working conditions and what you did there is impressive.

[@856honda]

I primarily tig aluminum and ocassionayl mig but never stick weld, yet I find this absolutely captivating to watch. My hats off to you sir for working in those conditions! Very Impressive and good job!

[@raycorb2938]

thats a great video and a tough spot MF job , dont know if you used them before but they make flat carbons and they are perfect for washing off those snots and goobers on that side wall. they cut flat so no half moon gouge in plate they are also great for chamfering a bevel on plate if you didnt want to grind or drag out the torch use the rounds for gouge and flat for cleanup good job!

[@ICWeld]

Thanks for the tip

[@TokyoCraftsman]

Wow, that was really a mess, you sure fixed it right! cheers from Tokyo! Stu

[@Charles.uk69]

Excellent super clean work , BRAVISSIMO , without worlds ,congratulations....!!!!!

[@PatriotWeldFab]

A typical day at the office for me. Nuthins' ever easy. Thanks for sharing your world with us. Always very educational.

[@ryanschnee9334]

Something I would have done in preparation for working under there would be to wrap something around the hydraulic cylinder to make sure that no spatter, or a stray arc, wrecks the seal on the cylinder. I, like others, am interested in a little information on your equipment, welder compressor, etc., even which gouger you have, and why you don't use an auto darkening helmet.

[@calebrogers9977]

I’m a welding student, your videos are so fascinating to me. Keep on keeping on.

[@jamesfranks545]

Aspire to be like this man Caleb. He is one of the best.

[@calebrogers9977]

@@jamesfranks545 I do a lot of side work, but I can only do that quality of work on my best day, in a non restricted vertical or overhead position, but looking at that tight spot he was in, I’ve got a ways to go. There is nothing easy about heavy equipment repair, but that’s why he makes the big bucks. Welding in school versus welding in the real world are complete opposites on the spectrum.

[@jamesfranks545]

@@calebrogers9977 Very true. It always seems like the repair is never in a good or easy spot. Grounds either wet, muddy or rocky. Never enough room etc etc lol. Good luck in your endeavors.

[@LoBeau53]

You can watch the artsy tig welders on Utube and learn how to lay pretty beads in perfect conditions, or you can watch Isaac and learn real life field work, but you still have to be able to lay pretty beads in less than perfect conditions.

[@markfryer9880]

Keep watching his videos Caleb and take notes about all sorts of things Issac does and doesn't do and with the right attitude you will be miles in front of the other students.

[@commercialelectrician133]

Great videos always turn off the TV when watching them great video

[@ICWeld]

Glad you like them!

[@philvaughan4091]

I appreciate you posting your videos and passing your knowledge and experience along to us. I look forward to each and every post. Your attention to pre-weld prep is amazing. Thank you ...

[@johnerway7255]

You seem to get the HARD spot area repairs. Just a super repair and you sure know how to place the camera to detail the work, for us guys that enjoy seeing you at work. Man you are the best. After you stop welding, you can teach how to get detailed camera views. Thank for allowing us to watch over your shoulder.

[@williammalenfant4864]

Wow, that was a REAL challenge. You handled it like the pro that you are. Awesome work!

[@janlesinski4719]

You are one seriously good welder respect

[@chascarpenter5006]

That was one helluva weld, my arms & shoulders ached while i watched you on your side, great video, thank you.

[@carlmassey8837]

Common problems around the rock quarries.. I have my own portable welding service.. Been doing these type jobs for many years now.. Can't express it enough! Please call me before it gets this bad.. I noticed from the starting of your job the weld and the patches.. Everyone is a welder until the welder shows up ! 😎 Track loaders, Drill rigs, track hose, And more.. Small problems Result into big expenses If these small problems go unnoticed.. I can't just weld over a crack and let it go.. I've watched several of your videos you do good work ! It's called PRIDE !

[@smclynden]

You need some sort of pillow!!! Anytime I’m under something like that holding my head up for long periods of time, my neck kills me for a few days. So I started using a pillow and it makes the job so much more enjoyable!! Looks good man!

[@DirtyBikerbits]

I was just thinking that, i wrap mine in leather to stop them catching fire

[@bigcountry9957]

Enjoy your videos because its real life conditions and real life fixes.

[@ICWeld]

Right on

[@maverick5006]

Anyone elses neck and arms hurt watching him contort under there?

[@calebHG]

This Video inspired me to look further into setting up a arc gauge setup. So, while watching, I looked up PSI/CFM requirements and was quickly directed to the Esab website. What a surprise to find an article and photos about YOU! Great stuff!

[@ICWeld]

Glad it helped!

[@OlneyaTesota]

42 years in the Electrical craft and the last 23 as an Electrical Engineer I still love watching a professional welder. You my friend are the best!!! JC

[@davidbagley1783]

Crawford from Scotland? My crawford ancestors came from Ayrshire Scotland ..

[@OlneyaTesota]

@@davidbagley1783 yes David. Our Genealogy chart shows our ancestors in Scotland in the 1600’s. JC

[@richardvirchow2757]

Thank you! Keep; it up! Great job, and have fun! Sincerely! R.S.V.

[@Farm_fab]

I hate it when I have to weld is such small areas. It would probably annoy me to no end to have to make repairs in an area this small.

[@walterwhitaker1395]

BROVO BROTHER! Nice job once agine! I've been watching you for some time now and I want to complement you on your "Plasma Cone Discipline" as we call it in our world of professional Weldors. You hold a good tight arc and use your amperage settings well even in tight positions! We use to say " If it dont sound like Catfish frying turn it up! LOL! Also you run a Gouger and a Gas-Axe excellently! Keep on keeping on bro Stay safe god bless.

[@johnearhart8811]

Absolutely love it. Thanks for taking the time. God Bless

[@bohhica1]

I don’t think their maintenance is very well kept up, look at the 3 lower rollers, one on right, 1bolt loose, middle roller has gap at top and bent bolts, aft roller nut.and lock washer missing, but not his problem or mine, great job and video, stay safe and healthy 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 like he says it is what it is!

[@johncanisales4490]

Always wanted to learn how to weld but never did I missed my chance now it's just in a bucket list but enjoy the Hell out of your videos, very interesting, Can you Dig it ! 👍😉🇺🇸

[@markfryer9880]

You can learn to weld at any age, but it all comes down to the desire to learn.

[@johncanisales4490]

@@markfryer9880 Thanks for the words of encouragement I just might do that but don't know where to start to much new welding equipment when I was a young buckling all there was, was Oxygen Acet, and clothes hanger now it's Mig and Tig. Thanks for replying. 👍🇺🇸

[@bobcarry4820]

Is that what they call "all position welding"? I know different but for a guy that keeps saying "I'm too old for that" you did an impressive job. You even managed to stand up afterwards. Thanks for sharing.

[@sheltonrodrigo2223]

Top cara. Parabéns ótimo professor e profissional.

[@zeke1eod]

Awesome job thanks for sharing. I always loved welding on equipment, definitely a challenge. Stay safe and God bless