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![]() "Up North" wrote: I used to weld the old cable to the new when I was replacing the cables on masonry block boom trucks. I would first weld a knob on the end of each cable then weld the two ends together. Using the old cable to pull the new one through, I then used a cutoff wheel on a 4" grinder and cut the old cable off. It worked a lot better that brazing them together and I never had one break during the threading of the new cable. Steve ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Okay, Steve, I concede. The technique you describe sounds like it would work. Is that the way you did it, PD Fritz? I apologize for being so skeptical. My mind was stuck on the idea that the individual strands had to be joined. |
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