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Post by kencanam on Feb 28, 2010 15:22:39 GMT -5
I do a post ride inspection and today I noticed that i have a front bumper tube (behind the front plastic) that is cracked. It's not an integral part of the frame but needs to get fixed just the same. I know nothing about welding but is getting something like this fixed expensive? I can already hear my wife!  Any info would be appreciate and if anyone knows of a southern NH place where I could get it fixed that would be even better. Ken |
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Post by moosehenden on Mar 1, 2010 9:20:45 GMT -5
You could try JB Weld. I've heard amazing things about it. It's a 2 part epoxy that can hold metal together. I've even seen people use it on engine blocks. (Wouldn't recommend that) It's available at most hardware/home stores.
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Post by larry on Mar 1, 2010 13:50:06 GMT -5
I found this on craigslist I dont know if its what your looking for...  this was there advertisement, reads as follows I personaly dont know them.... Hope this may help you... "I can weld anything aluminum or steel or stainless put a hole in your heat exchanger with a pick i can weld it and pressure test it typicaly $75 -100 alot cheaper than replacing it and having to take it out.(acticats can run 500 to 700 if u buy the part at the dealer) cracks in your chasis i can weld them before they get worse cracks in your trailer lets fix them.have an engine case that cracked or got a hole in it when u blow it up i can weld them to also can fix lower units replace broken skegs or fix that leaking pontoon boats,Can also add custom brackets to you aluminum truck rack. no job to small.18yrs of welding email me with any questions thanks Dave at Metal Mayhem Welding PH 603 396 4217" |
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this was there advertisement, reads as follows I personaly dont know them....