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Re: I don't get it???


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Posted by Puddles on July 04, 2010 at 10:55:46 from (24.113.77.148):

In Reply to: I B weldin/gobbin posted by Lanse on July 02, 2010 at 07:35:45:


135 Fan said: (quoted from post at 09:15:59 07/04/10)Sorry for the confusion.


No worries Dave! I just couldn't understand why you'd call me a “Johnny come lately” to this thread. Later while I was mowing the pasture it hit me, you must have been talking to trucker. :wink:

When we first moved out here, before my shop was built, and I had a place to set up all my equipment which was stored in my Dad's barn I needed a compressor bad. My 220-volt, 5-horse, 80-gallon 160-PSI air compressor was still in my Dad's barn, and I didn't have the power to run it anyway. I ran to Home Depot and bought a 120-volt Husky compressor. Low and behold the tank had a leak in the weld in the bottom where the drain plug is. Instead of dealing with Home Depot for a return I just picked it up with the tractor, took the die grinder, feathered an in & out ramp, took some 3/32-inch 7018 and welded up the leak, which was lack of fusion in the factory weld. After my shop was built and everything brought here, I gave my Dad that Husky compressor, still working fine no leaks, and that was 10-years ago.

BUT! That was a brand new tank, not a rusted out piece of crap.


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