Re: Evaluate These Welds

Posted by Jon f mn on April 25, 2019 at 10:36:57 from (174.219.128.209):

In Reply to: Evaluate These Welds posted by pburchett on April 25, 2019 at 07:30:56:

Those are pretty aweful, but
not uncommon for trailers. The
parts with the yellow lines
are done correctly as far as
weld length, full length welds
there could give a less strong
assembly than done as it is
here. The main difference
between someone who knows
fabricating and those who
think they do is knowing where
and how much to weld. Look
under at the spring hangers
and if the welds across the
front and rear are good, you
don't have anything to worry
about. But that does not
excuse the really crappy welds
done here.

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