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Welding the ball joint.

posted by  torsten on  Mon Sep 6 18:44 CST 2004
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1. True, have learnt not to work on my brick when im dead tired from working the whole day.


2. So welding is out then, if theres something i have learn't about bricks it's to always trust the old ones(brickers that is) :)


Steves post below about the longer bolt and nut should work if i take the usual steps to secure the nut to the bolt?






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