Money Saving Exhaust Repair

[EricTheCarGuy]

I got some more practice with my welder and saved my friend almost $200 on exhaust parts. Works for me. 🙂

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[George]

Thanks for the video, Eric. I think I’ll pick up similar wire brushes for my angle grinder. I’ve done some of my own exhaust repair work with my mig, however, without a hoist, it’s pretty tough and hard to get a good weld! Just wondering if the green coveralls you were wearing are meant for welding?

[John Hugon]

I wish I had a friend like you! In the past, when I tried saving money for friends…it cost me more than their savings…..
I’m sure you have better friends than I have….

[EricTheCarGuy]

[quote=”golver” post=145993]Thanks for the video, Eric. I think I’ll pick up similar wire brushes for my angle grinder. I’ve done some of my own exhaust repair work with my mig, however, without a hoist, it’s pretty tough and hard to get a good weld! Just wondering if the green coveralls you were wearing are meant for welding?[/quote]

Yes, in fact I got it at the welding store. I touch on it in this video. I believe there’s also a link in the description to the shirt.

Welder/Plasma Cutter Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n2CzzF0aAE

[asetoftools]

Had the same problem in the past. No welder. But I did have $4 bucks with which i purchased a small adaptor. It fit inside one end of the rusted out pipe and over the other end. I put some cement in there, but im thinking welding that shit up and it would be brand new.

Plus you give a tiny bit of structural integrity to both sides of the pipe.

But welding is awesome if you got the space.

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