Posted by tractorhank on December 05, 2007 at 07:45:46 from (24.143.48.51):
I have been into showing and restoring antique tractors for about 2 years now and I want to take a class on welding so I can do my own instead of sending it out. Continuing education here has 4 different classes. Which one should I take that would benefit me the most? Arc Welding, Mig Welding, Oxy-acetylene Welding, or Tig Welding. I have an older Arc welder that someone gave me that runs on 220 outlet and I also have a Mig welder that runs on 110 outlet. I have used the mig welder but my results at the time were not very good - no experience or teaching. Any advice would be appreciated. I plan on collecting tractors for a very long time. It is the most satisfying and fun hobby and the people you meet are fantastic.
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