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  1. 06-02-2014, 12:17 PM #1
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    Anyone know a welder in the horn lake area? I need like 10 mins of work today and maybe an estimate on some trailer mods.
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    Send me pics of what you need welded.
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    Is that galvanized aluminum?
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    Quote Originally Posted by torch View Post
    Is that galvanized aluminum?
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    It's steel.
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    Quote Originally Posted by torch View Post
    Is that galvanized aluminum?
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    Be an easy fix, Probably want to have a gusset added when you get it fixed. If you were close, it looks to me like a 12 pack repair (6 for you and 6 for me) while the paint dries.
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    Does the right side slide into the left or what? Hard for me to tell, but it would be an easy fix either way, sorry it took so long to get back on here.
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    Clean the galvanized off around the weld area, very easy fix, but I would also drill about a 3/4" hole in both the top and bottom of the piece it slips into and plug weld there also............ retired welder........
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