Re: Re: Re: Re: JB Weld repair??

Posted by george md on September 13, 2003 at 19:01:08 from (67.74.227.94):

In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: JB Weld repair?? posted by Rod (NH) on September 12, 2003 at 16:38:24:

Rod,

For more than 20 years I used Airco rod and flux but since airco is no more , that part was bought by lincoln and they dropped that product.
I bought a 50 lb box of kast weld 111 last year , it welds fine but the only conditionaly machinable , very hard to drill , and near impossible to tap . I talked to factory 2 weeks
ago , they sent another box to the distributer last week , I got it thursday , tried it last nite, same thing . new name on the box is alloy cast weld . have to call factory on monday as this doesn't work for at least half of the repairs I do.
For welding any thing that doesn't need drilling and tapping this rod works well . Flux is harris/welco # 800 .Rod is from JW harris .
Send me an email and I'll let you know what else happens .

george

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