Arc Gouging and Stick Welding.

Hey guys, well, here is a nice small project for the day. Today we are repairing a quicktach Fork plate for a skidsteer. As you see in the video, the small brackets got bent out of shape and needed upgrading. Follow along as I use the HTP invertig 400 from @usaweld that my bud @ZILAwelds introduced me to. This is a nice unit that works great here in the shop. Kick back for a few moments and see if you pick up a few pointers here and there. Thanks for the follow.

[richardlincoln]

I have the privilege of learning something almost every time You share Your knowledge with us Issac.
Thank You. Best Wishes to You, Your Family and Friends.

[mikeallen]

Good tip never go backwards, I have never heard that before. You make it look so easy.

[BruceBoschek]

I always put on my learning cap when I see a new video from Isaac because I know there will be a lot to learn. Thanks for all the info on arc gouging and the excellent views of stick welding. Thanks, Isaac and have a pleasant and peaceful weekend.

[BrooksMoses]

Among the many impressive skills that you have, this video shows a new one: The fact that you knew that you had that fixture bar, and could find it when you needed it! When I need something like that and know I have it I can't find it, and when I do find them I don't need them and didn't remember I had them.

[JohnShort-gv]

You sir would be a great teacher at a welders trade school. A wealth of knowledge and talent. Thanks again for the videos you present.

[mjac]

Watching you air-arc and stick weld took me back to 1970 when I worked at Babcock/wiilcox in Canton, OH. Love the sounds and watching that puddle. Great video, superb work. Fancy machine, ; we had huge Millers I forget the details on them at this point. I remember burning 50lbs of rod in a shift. It was fun...

[tsw]

Cut my teeth stick welding in a foundry 45 years ago, this reminded me how much I enjoyed it. Now I'm just an old man remembering the good old days.

[JonDingle]

Always a good day when an I C Weld video notification comes through. Great skills to watch and always something of value to learn! Top man!

[MrRebar]

*I C Weld* Bravo well done, thank-you sir for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.

[MBwelding]

It’s 1/4 to midnight here I just got home from daughters graduation just in time to head back to work and Isaac drops a video of course I’m powering through to watch it before shift starts

[samuelbacon]

Isaac once again thank you for passing your knowledge onto us in the YouTube world….. I always enjoy watching you as a little trick or a little gig or something on something that you’ll pull out of your sleeve or watch me pull a rabbit out of my I have always enjoyed about like the jig for holding the top plate on so everything‘s aligned the correct way great call……once again Isaac thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us…… It’s always greatly appreciated take care of yourself Sam bacon your friend from the East Coast that’s right New England

[Alex-vtog]

I appreciate everything you teach us, cause I know it’s coming from a professional

[gregm]

nice explanation on the lug and quick connect, that should help those who don't know about that . nice work

[kenmurray]

I can see the benefits of gouging over grinding. Having cut off pieces with a cut-off disk the time saved alone is worth it. Always willing to learn.

[bastiaoemmiami]

Good night from Ouro Fino - MG, Brazil.🇧🇷

[scania]

Thank you Isaac, best explanation I’ve seen on arc gouging. C ertainly learned a lot there.

[ipaddlemyowncanoe.]

Nice little job that worked out all right. I have the same attachment but it's sits on the back of my tractor on the three-point hitch. It works really good. It's got a different hookup but good little attachment. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦

[marionstorm]

Great lesson, Isaac. Especially the tip about not going backwards! Thank you for sharing!

[carloskawasaki]

Thank you for sharing, another great project with explanation and demonstration, i learn a lot, you are a great teacher 👍👍👍👍

[marionstorm]

Thanks for the lesson. Especially about not going backwards!