Evo C-Gusset Enough Weld??
03-29-2014, 06:27 AM
#31
Not trying to bust your balls, but I say no way on this. If they are, they will not be in business long if they are this cheap on everything they do. People don't realize how long it takes to "weld something up". There is usually more time in prep work than the actual welding.
03-29-2014, 06:40 AM
#32
I only cost me $174.99 (with coupon) to weld on my C-gussets AND I got a MIG welder out of the deal. 
170 Amp MIG/Flux Wire Welder - 220 volts @ 110 amps
Of course I had to teach myself to weld, but that was the fun part.
170 Amp MIG/Flux Wire Welder - 220 volts @ 110 amps
Of course I had to teach myself to weld, but that was the fun part.
04-08-2014, 05:35 PM
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Some shops charge a hourly rate $75-80 ish. If you aren't welding to the cast iron pumpkin you can get it done in about 2 hours if you have the right tools. If you are welding to the pumpkin there is per-heat, welding and very slow cooling to ensure you don't crack the case. I wouldn't charge a guy to have his jeep sit in my shop for 6 hours with a welding blanket on the pumpkin though. really no work involved there. $200 for a Artec would be a fair price with out flat out robbing the customer.