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20th November 2009, 10:04 PM
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TBH it does'nt matter what you use to weld the chassis together with as long as it ends up being strong, within a few mm of it's intended design and straight. Besides if you end up making a complete hash of it ( a few from here have, don't worry lads your secret is safe with me
 ) you can always buy one pre welded  shamefull plug over......
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20th November 2009, 10:21 PM
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Enoch,look up recent(last 2/3 months) discussions on this one.
If you are already a competent arc welder then arc welding is in my view the best and cheapest way to go. Regarding Caterpillar tractors,I am a little out of date these days but there are at least 4 different MIG welding systems and they probably use "globular transfer" which is NOT the same as your ordinary MIG home system. I used it over 40 years ago and thick plates melt like butter.but go back and look up past discussions on this,lots of good info and a few good laughs as well!!! David 
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