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Could I ask advice please on the correct way to repair a steel vehicle
chassis. I understand the proper way for say a rectangle type repair is to have the top part of the replacement plate sharter than the bottom....sort of like this /---\ /-----\ sort of shape...is this correct please. I understand it makes a stronger joint, also if the correct way is to make a flush joint do you just wedge the new piece in place or is there a better way before you start to make the take welds. Thanks very much Smokeyone |
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