Posted by DiyDave on December 09, 2009 at 05:04:31 from (70.22.107.59):
In Reply to: aaaw *$^% posted by gregk on December 08, 2009 at 15:25:21:
Iff'n its close enough to get your buzzbox welder to it, try this: Hook the ground to 1 side of the casting, and the hot to the other side of the casting, turn on at the lowest setting (must be in the 100% duty cycle area, on the panel). Check the temp frequently, by lightly touching the casting. Do not connect to anything other than the casting, in other words, do not connect across any bearings! By doing this, you are using the casting as the heating element, doesn't take long, but don't walk away and leave it, could get hot enough to pop fill caps or cause damage.
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