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I'm wondering if any one knows what type of material they use when bulding the forks that the auto salvage guys use on their Wheel loaders where they lift the cars long ways.
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Type of material on 18' loader forks
04-25-2013, 02:57 PM #2Member
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Type of material on 18' loader forks
T-1? Just a guess
04-25-2013, 03:33 PM #3turbo38t Guest
This is the type of fork that does get welded into place, They are replacable.
New forks cost approximately $ 5,500.00 deliverd to my door so I thought if I could find out what the material is and if they are indeed heat treated I could just have one of the local heavy plate shops burn me out a neww set.
It has been my experience in over 35 years in the Heavy/Highway industry that once these forks are "sprung" or bent/damaged, they cannot be repaired. Safety concerns are the major reasons. I've never seen one repaired, they replace them. They are pretty pricey and guys that bend them are usually looking for work the next morning...
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the forks themselves are tuff. tuff for a reason. they can be welded(without knowing the material be repaired). my experence has taught me that a 11018 is very good. also maybe a 9018 b2L?
the steel must be pre- heated and then post heated. this will alow the steel to heat up and cool down slowley. that is the key. this steel is tuff and it can crack or deform if cooled to fast. it has a lot to do with the stickness of the steel as well. keep it about 400 f and alow it to cool 100 f per hr,for every inch of thickness.
there is a long story on type of steel,but ,remenber it's not the same as the steel in a high rise.
hope it helps.
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These are typically fabricated from AISI 8620. I to do root cause failure analysis on some Hyster units a few years ago.
I welded them 30 years ago for my uncles sawmill. They would break in the winter from prying frozen logs that were stuck to the ground. Most of his were 3" thick and 7-8" wide. He would say just weld it and i will order a new one. Then in 2 years he would bring it back broke again. They never broke on the repaired area but right next to it. Had they been heat treated after welding properly they prob would still be using them. I cut the area down to a 45 with the torch and filled it up with 7018. It took quite a while to fill the big vee. Learned lots from doing them but today i won't weld them...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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Charles Pic: "First of all I have to say well done to the whole team. Today's team result is very important for everyone and it is a very nice reward for all the incredible hard work at the track and back at the factory this year. For me, I am happy with my race, finishing in P15 but dropping to P16 with the 20 seconds added. The plan had been to do a two-stop race with two long stints on the Soft tyre, but with the safety cars that didn't work out. We were obliged to make a very long last stint with the Supersoft and we had big degradation because of that. Overall, it has been a strong weekend and I am pleased with my performance from FP1 to Qualifying at what has perhaps been the more challenging of the new tracks I have tackled for the first time this season. And there are a few more yet to come! Overall though, racing here in Singapore has been an incredible experience and one I look forward to repeating."
Heikki Kovalainen: "For me that was a good race until the safety cars. We decided to stay out but when we restarted for the second time I'd probably been out too long and the tyres were starting to give up. I had to stop again and there wasn't enough time to recover from there so that was the end of the race - If it hadn't been for the safety car I'm sure we'd have finished much higher. Now we need to dig even deeper to find more performance from the car. We'll look at what went wrong this weekend and I'm sure the team will analyse everything and see where we maybe need to make some changes, but we won't stop fighting."
Vitaly Petrov: "I had a fantastic start, passed at least two or three cars but then I saw a car to my right make a pretty aggressive move left so I had to move to avoid that. I was very close to Massa and already into the braking zone so unfortunately we had contact and my front wing was damaged, forcing me into the pits. Really, that was the end of my race and probably Felipe's and I've already apologised to him as we get on well and it's a shame we both saw our chances to race end so early, especially as the car has felt good all weekend. The safety car might have given me a chance to recover but we had a problem with the front left wheel nut and we'll need to have a proper look at what happened. I think we also need to look at how we were using the tyres as maybe we could have got more out of them, but we have the chance to bounce back in Suzuka and we'll make sure we do that."
Pedro de la Rosa: "I'm satisfied with today's race. The safety cars helped me out, but I must admit that the race dragged on a bit for me, and the last five laps never seemed to end because I had no tyres left and I started to lose ground on Glock and Pic and Kobayashi, Kovalainen and Hulkenberg, who were flying, passed me like nothing. Physically it was a tough race but I finished quite well. We did everything we could with what we had and I think that we managed the situations well. For us it wasn't easy at all to finish the race and that is a victory in itself. Now it's time for Suzuka, a circuit I love, which I know very well and where I hope to give everything once again."
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Being a solo artist has more advantages for me, right now. I'm at a place in my life where I want complete creative freedom and say over what I'm doing. In the band, you're collaborating with the rest of your band. In my case, it was four other guys. It took a lot of hard work and discipline for us to be on the same page. Now, it's more about me, which is nice because I take it seriously. If I mess up, at least I know it's my fault. I hate ever having to put the blame on someone else. It's nice to know the fate is in my hands, all on my doing.
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I'm a newbie to mig welding. However, I've done elec./tig for some 16yrs. But unfortunatly, I never needed to mig weld. I bought a Millermatic135.
So here I am.
I'm about to take the challenge an restore my ' 66 Mustang Convert.
Here's what I've been reading about and is this the right way to
mig weld a joint.
1st. Clean the metal and spray with Weld-thru coating.
2nd. Tac at different places before I lay-down a continous bead.
3rd. After the joint is sealed spray with an rust converter.
4th. Cover entire weld with seam sealer.
5th. Spray with an primer/ etching primer.
Is that the steps I should do as I prepare to weld a joint together?
If I missed anything please don't hesitate to help me out and direct me
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I personally wouldn't bother with the weld through covering (you wouldn't prep a tig joint then spray it in paint would you?) it's just a potential contaminant in your weld. Tack weld everything as you said but i would go for a series of small 'stitch' welds maybe an inch or so long and lay them at intervals coming back to 'fill in' the gaps. This should reduce the risk of burning a hole in the joint.
I'm not really ann expert in body repair so maybe somebody from the motorsport board may be able to help you some more.
Hi Russ
The weld-thru spray prevents the area from rusting-up after I finish mig welding the 18ga. sheet metal.
Its a great way to stop rust after welding.
And the seam sealer is a protection over the weld when its completed.
Other than that Thank you for you input.
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I would also post this on the Motorsports board. I am almost 100% sure from my limited knowledge that you do not want to make continuous beads on sheet metal,it will warp. Like the previous post said,make a small weld(an inch may be too much),skip several inches,make another one,etc,then keep adding to them from the beginning. Then you get to practice your grinding skills. Good luck.
I personally dont mig weld any body work if I dont have to, I know many professionals that prefer TIG of OA welding it as well. The weld-through primers are more of a marketing ploy then anything. Its a zinc rich paint...but the backside of your weld will still corrode where the heat vaporized the paint off. Tack often, weld in segments followed by cooling the panel ( no you wont harden or shrink it ), if you can get to both sides of the panel so much the better as you can planish it out. best corrosion packages are as follows:
Option 1 (best)
Bare Metal-Zinc Chromate primer-Enamel ( no hardener ) or Laquer topcoat
Option 2 (ok)
Bare Metal-Epoxy primer with chromates-Urethane or Enamel (with hardener)topcoat.
Option 3 (better)
Bare Metal-Phosphate treatment-chromate free epoxy primer-Urethane or Enamel (with hardener) topcoat
Option 1 gives better performance due to the non hardened topcoat pore structure allowing oxygen to get to the metals in the primer, and allowing them to be the sacrifical element.
The Modern paint finishes are designed for application over a phosphated steel substrate which takes the place of zinc ( this was done for enviro and cost reasons, not performance) and doesnt require the breathing ability of the topcoat. Therefore using them over the zinc primers doesnt give as good of results.
Hope this helps and doesnt add to the confusion
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Hey Guy
Thank you for your input.
I will take what you said un consideration.
Thanks again
i have to agree with the guys on the 1" only then move, or atleast let it cool a sec. i just helped put in some floorboards and did it in about 1" tacks. the metal will store up heat and you will blow threw if you go much more than 1" at a time. unlike in TIG you cant back off on the foot controle to make up for the heat you are adding. it would also most likely worp out big time if you did manage to get a full bead weld.
i was working on 20 gage but whatever yo will be using i would do a few practise welds to get the hang of it. you should find it prity simple after TIG. i have had a MM135 for over 6 years now and its a great lil welder. i used it and a MM210 on the floor pans. the MM135 with some .025 wire and C-25 woule be best but i had strait Co2 in mine (MM135) at the time and C-25 in the MM210. so eather will get the job done. after running a few beads you will be ready to go to it, and should realy like the MM135.
be shore to post up some pic's of the progress.thanks for the help
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when I was told how to weld body metal in my class last year I'm not sure if im right but my teacher told me one person can weld and behind him (or her) comes someone with a wet rag or what ever you want to use towel etc. and just cools the weld right down and prevents the warpage. I'm sure you would still have to stop and let the area cool down but it would be less time on stopping with the water trick and I'm sure you could go for more then 1".
I hope this helps
If your gas pressure is right and the angle your welding at is correct, you shouldn't have to worry about rust/oxidation. Thats what the gases are for. I agree with the guy that mentioned contamination from weld through covering. A good clean metal is all you REALLY need. I've seen plenty of tubs done on pickup truck beds.
This is after the bed was cleaned, ground to bare metal where needed, tacked, seam sealed, then primed. the trucks axel can have full motion to lay the body on the ground.
The bed of the truck is going in for rhino liner right now.-STACK
I have to side with Brightspark on the weldthru, I have mig welded more VW sheetmetal than I care to think about. Just get it very clean and spot it togeather then weld between the spots about 3/4-1" at a time moving around and waiting a bit on each weld for cool down. if you are doing butt welds and can get behind the seam, use a copper peice for backup. I wouldn't use any anti-splatter either, just use seam sealer on the back side and primer the front after grinding it smooth and using plastic or lead filler to get the imperfections. If you are doing patch's then a hand/air flanging tool works great and is cheap to buy, and will make for a stronger joint. JMHORegards, George
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