So this past weekend i bought a new rear bumper for my jeep , and i get home only to look under my old bumper and its welded on there? Anyway i’ve been going at it with an angle grinder for a few hours now but i can’t get it to budge. Any tips?
Previous owner welded the rear bumper
- Thread starter tyguy26
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You need MORE COWBELL!!
Get after it with a reciprocating saw.
Get after it with a reciprocating saw.
Might be dumb but i have no idea what cowbell is
good idea with the reciprocating saw, i might try that next.
"More cowbell" comes from this SNL skit. Basically means something is missing...Might be dumb but i have no idea what cowbell is
good idea with the reciprocating saw, i might try that next.
Get a Diablo blade for thick steel, cut the bumper loose from the extensions and then go to work on the pieces that are left. But, just by the fine quality of that boogerwelded shit, I'm surprised you can't just kick it loose.Might be dumb but i have no idea what cowbell is
good idea with the reciprocating saw, i might try that next.
Yes, yes it is and I promise like every shit welder everywhere, whoever did that uttered the words, "my welds ain't pretty but they never fail" at some point right after he splatted that mess on there.
bstrobel64
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Damn I get mad at my PO every once in a while and then see something like this and think "alright I'm not as mad now!" X2 on the diablo blades, those things are another level. Grab a couple of them though, I burnt through several a couple years back cutting the LCA bolts off of a 3rd gen Cummins but they're the only thing that did the job.
I find it interesting that the booger welder has inspired a dozen posts on how to remove
his crappy welds.
his crappy welds.