Welder for a small job...

[what now I broke it]

Any recommendations for a welder in the west denver or lakewood area's? I tried the search function here and didn't really find anything.

I just need some spacer adapters welded into my spindles. Tack/spot welding was recommended by the manufacturer but I wouldn't mind a few beads just for extra safety. So it's just a small quick job.

Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[Notyourmomslx450]

@HoneyBadger might be able to help you out

 

[what now I broke it]

Thank you for the reply. I just got a stick welder and I'm going to practice for a bit and then let it rip.

 

[HoneyBadger]

@HoneyBadger might be able to help you out

Negative. Sorry.

 

[IoN6]

Tacks are likely better given the base metal is cast and thin with little to no uniformity. If you do let’er rip, I would pre and post heat.

 

[what now I broke it]

I'll figure it out.

 

[rover67]

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@Doughboy Yep. Here's his info. Mobile scooter and motorcycle repair. http://moto2n.com/braap/

risingsun4x4club.org

 

[what now I broke it]

Hey , thanks for all your help. The tips were spot on & after talking to some welder friends in person and it was definitely above my skill welding newb skill level. I'd rather be safe. I ended up grinding away the few millimeters of the corner/edges of the uca's that where hitting the adapters and everything is holding up after a few minor trails and jumping my 4runner a foot or two in the air.

Thanks

 

[timmbuck2]

...jumping my 4runner a foot or two in the air.

Pics and video please

 

[what now I broke it]

Like most men it might be over exaggerated. It was probably only 5 or 6 inches...