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Re: how to weld draw bar
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Posted by T_Bone on July 15, 2004 at 23:38:21 from (4.240.90.16):
In Reply to: how to weld draw bar posted by dick on July 15, 2004 at 07:44:37:
Hi dick, 7018 DCEP works very well. Take a torch and preheat before welding. Heat too about 1100� then let air cool. This will stress relieve the metal before welding and removes oil and grease that can add carbon to the weld area making it brittle. You would want to heavy tack weld ( about 1-1/2" long) the bar in several places to a welding bench or rail iron before welding as this would keep the bar from warping during welding. Let the bar completely air cool to the touch before removing from the bench/rail iron. Something is going to ware out using a draw bar. Since the draw bar is the cheapest and easiest to repair, I would not add any type of hard facing to the draw bar. I've written several articles on welding over on the Tool Forum that you might want to read thru. Doing a search for "weld" brings up the most results. T_Bone
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