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Demonknight I agree at 100% with you and nakedanvil. My ears guide me too

It's absolutely important the sound, because is a guide in the way that you are burning the rod. Also the sound of the welder machine. Good point nakedanvil . In my opinion the welding training never ends. Every day can learn some new things

Here in Mexico the best is AUSTROMEX.

Saludos desde Mexico Cesar

Hi all. I like to communicate there are the last video of my engine with all features. Hope you enjoy it YouTube - Wisconsin engine T F 1954 assembled on a generator welder Hobart GW-222 Also you can visit Pictures by metalworker_album - Photobucket for the last pictures. Thanks for your patience and attention

This engine model have an 16 hp @ 2200 rpm Good for you if have one of this good engines. Now please go to Pictures by metalworker_album - Photobucket and you'll see the pictures of finished restoration

HI all. Here is the last picture of my engine. Hope all of you enjoy it. Soon will be uploaded the video

Hi all again. Here are a new picture of my restoration project. Hope you enjoy it

Metalworker is for my job. Anything about work on steel and welding. Also something to learn is welcome

Hi Billy from Mexico City. Hope we can share knowledge and some tales or everything you want

Hi all. My name is Alejandro Barrera. Searching on the web I find this site. I guess is very interesting place for to share with all of you the pictures of my project. This is a generator welder Hobart mod GW-222 1954 assembled in a Wisconsin engine mod T F in almost complette restoration. Please go to Flickr: emynder's Photostream Hope you enjoy it. Also there are a video clip of the engine on YouTube - Wisconsin engine Mod T F 1954 Glad to find this place. Thanks for your attention