would you trust a welding shop...

Originally posted by iLLblazer



I really dont see how you could do it anyways. You are constantly bouncing back and forth from set up, tacking, final welding etc of all the various components. Plus some things require internal welding (notch side plates etc). Not all welders are fabricators. I wouldnt even consider it as an option.

Thanks, I was hoping to see both sides of it. As I said, it was an idea that I had and didnt know if it was worth really looking into farther than calling around and asking general questions...

bring that shit up here and let tony do it!

would be an option if i could get there and get back up there when it was finished.

just come up and stay overnight. dont be a pussy! bring tha fukin truck and get tha shit fixed! Tony's # 615.268.8983

Originally posted by lucky_brew



just come up and stay overnight. dont be a pussy! bring tha fukin truck and get tha shit fixed! Tony's # 615.268.8983

"don't be a pussy" is not an option for grant!

Originally posted by jsondrops



Originally posted by lucky_brew



just come up and stay overnight. dont be a pussy! bring tha fukin truck and get tha shit fixed! Tony's # 615.268.8983

"don't be a pussy" is not an option for grant!



whats that old elementary saying? i am what i eat... in lucky's case its "i am what i havent gotten in months", jayson.....lets not gettin started on the fat girl

I know alot of welding shops wont touch anything like that around here, because of liability. However the guys do it on the side.

why not take it back to innovative and let them do the rear grant? if its pricey just sit and save. u know itll be good then.

Yeah i knew Joseph Slade back in the day he was one of the original Assorted members

it would be hard for a welder to just weld it up. take it to a shop a race shop or maybe a hydraulic shop wouls be able to help you