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Leo Lichtman
 
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Default Damaged Aluminum Rims


"VW Golf Cart" wrote: I just purchased aluminum rims that were damaged on
the lip. Would it be possible to weld a lip back on it? (clip)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I did that once on an aluminum drive pulley to a Judson supercharger, and
I'm not even that good a welder. But next to my office was a machine shop
full of friends. After you weld, chances are you will need to mount the
wheels on a lathe and trim off the excess weld bead. That could cost you
more than the welding, if you have to pay to have it done.


 
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