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Old 06-19-2009, 02:46 AM   #1
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Details here: Veg Gear DIY WVO Conversions I have under $20 invested in this project.

The same basic idea can be used to make a vehicle mounted welder. I am slowly working on converting the alternator in my '89 F-250. I will post it when I am done
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Old 07-03-2009, 03:18 AM   #2
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An article about a welder built from a large body Ford alternator in a F-250 is now posted on my blog. It works much better than the lawnmower.
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I saw that same kind of article many years ago - planned to make one as well for myself. Had a few lawn mowers that I thought I would be able to do it with, but, never had the time to do it and the lawn mowers are now long gone.

Thanks for the reminder - I should see if I can make it happen some time this summer.
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I just picked up a lister petter LT engine. I want to build a wvo powered 12v battery charge/welder. It is already set up for dual belts and should chug along nicely at idle to recharge batteries, but it can rev to 3,000 rpms to weld. I already picked up another ford 90 amp alt and regulator. I just need a few things and a long weekend to finish it up.
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