Posted by old on January 28, 2010 at 20:56:08 from (4.245.5.134):
In Reply to: Cracked loader arm posted by Doug - Iowa on January 28, 2010 at 18:42:39:
Well V it out is the right thing to do but using a mig is the wrong way in my book. Also just V it out will not hold long because any time some thing like that brakes it has cracks you can not see all over the place and you need to add a fish plate to it or it will crack again on one side or the other of where you welded. BTDT many many many times and I have fixed a lot of cracked/broken loaders. I also use either 7014 or 7018 rod when doing the repair and I make sure I run it on the hot side
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