how to remove old welds, sas cleanup

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Re: how to remove old welds, sas cleanup [Re: CPOM] #651784 10/01/05 11:15 PM

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Ariel Washington

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Getting the Wheeling Fever

Your doing good
use a cutoff wheel for the places that you dont want to get to hot but a torch works great. get them cut off close and then use a grinder to smooth out the rest try to avoud cuttung the frame it self. have fun <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/patriot.gif" alt="" />

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
how to remove old welds, sas cleanup	CPOM	10/01/05 08:49 PM
Re: how to remove old welds, sas cleanup	Roberts89trooper	10/01/05 11:15 PM
Re: how to remove old welds, sas cleanup	mlclark	10/01/05 11:23 PM
Re: how to remove old welds, sas cleanup	CPOM	10/02/05 03:19 AM
Re: how to remove old welds, sas cleanup	Sammy	10/02/05 05:24 PM
Re: how to remove old welds, sas cleanup	randii	10/03/05 12:04 AM
Re: how to remove old welds, sas cleanup	Bansil	10/03/05 11:24 PM

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