byrons "ranger#1" 4x4 long travel build up

[Ranger#1]

thiss weeks work

 

[Downey]

are those all ranger radius arms?

 

[nate09]

you post up all these things youre working, how bout something finished and on the truck?

 

[Ranger#1]

you post up all these things youre working, how bout something finished and on the truck?

To buisy making money sorry I gotta make money before I can spend it on my self plus by the time I get home and then work on other peoples stuff it's like 9 and I'm ****ing tiard

 

[JohnnyU]

you post up all these things youre working, how bout something finished and on the truck?

To buisy making money sorry I gotta make money before I can spend it on my self plus by the time I get home and then work on other peoples stuff it's like 9 and I'm ****ing tiard

He meant anything you've finished, I think.


Tired.

 

[crawlin91]

how about a before/during/after photo shoot of your rig and the fabricated products youre selling

Untill we see them do this.... a few dozen times without exploding we will be skeptical.

 

[Ranger#1]

more, a customers pair =] turned out great he is stoked

 

[Ranger#1]

how about a before/during/after photo shoot of your rig and the fabricated products youre selling

Untill we see them do this.... a few dozen times without exploding we will be skeptical.

ok

 

[Sasquatch_Ryda]

You should really try to get the puddles of your welds closer together..it will make for a stronger weld.

Like thus

(NOT my welds)

 

[Ranger#1]

will try monday lol

 

[Bray D]

You should really try to get the puddles of your welds closer together..it will make for a stronger weld.

Thank you. I was gettin sick of seeing lumpy ass welds.

 

[railman]

Thank you. I was gettin sick of seeing lumpy ass welds.

don't ya mean "stitched....tryin' to look like TIG'ed....MIG welds".....

have you even took a welding class?

l8r, John

 

[fx2prerunner]

don't ya mean "stitched....tryin' to look like TIG'ed....MIG welds".....

have you even took a welding class?

l8r, John

your just saying what everyone was thinking

 

[Ranger#1]

do you know what a stiched weld looks like

 

[Sasquatch_Ryda]

Yes.

A stitch weld is created by the welder running a bead and pulling it towards him. You jump out of the weld and back up the torch. This keeps the heat more consistent across the surface and heads off warping when using thing gauge steel. The weld looks like a tipped stack of dimes.