Posted by jon f mn on April 03, 2015 at 08:00:18 from (70.197.229.9):
In Reply to: welding a plow shank posted by Southern Ray on April 03, 2015 at 07:34:12:
If I was doing that I would definitely use 7018. I would grind the v from the sides so the welds run the same way as the bolts. I would grind almost through, weld a couple passes on one side, then back grind to make sure you get full penetration. I would also run my welds alternating directions, from right one pass them from the left. Also run the welds on alternating sides. Watch as you weld because it's going to pull, so if it starts to pull to one side you can run an extra pass or 2 on the other to pull it back. You can Also pull up and down a little by finishing your welds on the side you want to pull towards. After it's welded and cooled make sure the mating surface on top is flat. It that's not flat and mates good to the frame you could break it or have trouble keeping it tight.
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