HOW TO WELD AN AXLE TRUSS - Project Maple Leaf Jeep Build (no. 15)

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In this video you’ll learn how to weld any axle truss onto any axle. The tips and strategies in this video will help you successfully install an axle truss on a front or rear axle, anything from a Dana 30 to a 1 ton. You will also understand how to set pinion angle and adjust brackets to properly line up that axle swap truss.
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***Disclaimer*** This video is just meant to show how I do it. Injury may occur by trying to replicate what is in this video. Attempt at your own risk, with proper equipment and training.

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@Labergemusic Год назад

This video is a treasure trove of information for me. I'm about to build a truss for an Explorer 8.8 into a Gbody and I got a truss kit with a single page of instructions. I already learned about instant center/pinion angle but your talk about heating and cooling the welds is huge to me. There's a bit of everything here and I feel like I actually understand what I have to do to make sure this is adequately welded together. Really appreciate this content.

@WarPaintOffroad Год назад

I’m glad it was helpful. I also just did another video that might have some more information about welding it better. It’s a front truss on a Dana 60 from Artec…but the same info applies. There are some other ways to do it…but this is the most time efficient way. Have fun with it. If you have any questions I usually Dan respond faster on Instagram @WarPaintJKU.

@Labergemusic 3 месяца назад

@@WarPaintOffroad Just wanna say thanks again for this video (and the other one). my project car is running and driving. The rear end is solid thanks to the information you shared.

@alexmacksey4510 Год назад

Getting ready to truss my JKUR. Great video!

@WarPaintOffroad Год назад

Awesome! Have fun! Let me know if you have any questions!

@thatjeepkid2305 Год назад

Sweet! That baby on the counter is creepy as hell! 😂😂

@WarPaintOffroad Год назад

Hahahaah. Isn’t it!

@671JK 7 месяцев назад

Awesome vid! Can this be done with a stick welder and 7018 rod?

@michaelgarcia6580 7 месяцев назад

Yes, 7018 would be a great way to weld on these axles! 7018 would be fine for the brackets and tubes, pulling the axle out from under the Jeep and putting it on stands so you can weld everything in a flat position (95-120 amps 1/8 7018) would be best. And for the center section, preheat to around 450-500 and use a nickel stick welding rod, and be sure to post heat the mild steel to match temp to the nodular center section

@671JK 7 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@WarPaintOffroad 7 месяцев назад

Sorry for the delay. Like said above….definitely. I love the detail the above comment gave. That’s what makes this community amazing. I wouldn’t have been able to give you that detail for stick welding. But it can definitely be done. I have seen it done that way.

@michaelgarcia6580 7 месяцев назад

@@671JK you might have good luck with 3/32 7018 in certain areas too, 1/8 might be “too big” for certain spots. I’d use around 95-110 amps for 3/32

@michaelgarcia6580 7 месяцев назад

@@WarPaintOffroad I learned how to weld using 7018, so it’s kinda second nature for me. I was on the fence about whether to MIG weld or if I could stick weld my truss and c gussets on, I would have to buy a mig machine for the mig or I could borrow my buddy’s stick/tig machine for free.. so I think I’m gonna go the stick route.

@full_metal2452 Год назад

Great video 👍

@WarPaintOffroad Год назад

Thanks for the support!

@vincentmamotos9937 Год назад

hey warpaint, were you on a 240v outlet on that welder? harbor freight has the titanium 170 mig welder. You think thats good enough to handle the job? Was doing some research for welders and I wanted to get something good to weld on this thick .5" axles

@WarPaintOffroad Год назад

Yea! 240 for sure. The smaller stuff just can’t weld as thick.