Posted by dave2 on July 31, 2012 at 11:40:00 from (139.139.35.69):
bought 50 welding rods about 10 years ago. Same time, I picked up a can of heavy rods thru the military system. My little welder is 230 volt and 70-145 amp. Nothing fancy, but gets me thru my little fixes and modifications that I need to do. Anyway, had to weld some today and used the last rod (of the 50). The big rods I got in the army can won't strike/keep a bead (too thick or too old???). Package the others came in was too worn and faded to read what they were and since I burned the last rod, I have nothing to compare.
So... the???
What should I look for in a good GP rod that will work in this range for me? No fancy welding...
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