Mouthfulloflake
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- NW Arkansas
you can most certainly weld carbon steel to MOST types of stainless alloys ( all that I have ever tried actually)
drop a nut down over it, weld in the hole of the nut to the top of the bolt.
soak the threads in a GOOD penetrating oil ( not wd 40)
let it completely cool, back it out.
you will need a MIG or TIG welder, stainlessor carbon doesnt matter for this, you just want a good melt between the nut and the stud so it doesnt break when removing it.
the heat will expand the bolt, and crush all of the corrosion between bolt and threads, and when it contracts the oil should help it back out.
if you have a competant welder this will be NO problem, should be a 10 minute deal, and he wont melt or destroy anything.
drop a nut down over it, weld in the hole of the nut to the top of the bolt.
soak the threads in a GOOD penetrating oil ( not wd 40)
let it completely cool, back it out.
you will need a MIG or TIG welder, stainlessor carbon doesnt matter for this, you just want a good melt between the nut and the stud so it doesnt break when removing it.
the heat will expand the bolt, and crush all of the corrosion between bolt and threads, and when it contracts the oil should help it back out.
if you have a competant welder this will be NO problem, should be a 10 minute deal, and he wont melt or destroy anything.
yamaslut said:can't weld SS to Carbon Steel