Welder Recommendation

[Tam Lin]

Can anyone recommend a mobile stainless steel welder who could do a small welding job on the south side of the Blackwater?

 

[Otter]

Can anyone recommend a mobile stainless steel welder who could do a small welding job on the south side of the Blackwater?

Oh my goodness, what's happened to the river? It's not broken is it?

 

[Tam Lin]

Just to make it entirely clear, the welding is to fill the crack on my boat's bow roller, the boat is located at the sailing club on the south side of the river!

 

[Rum Run]

Oh my goodness, what's happened to the river? It's not broken is it?

Not a job I'd fancy; just think of the time it would take to scrape the mud off first!

 

[Dazedkipper]

I'd be tempted to remove the roller and take it to a welder, that will cost enough as it is. You won't like the price for him to go to the boat.

 

[SpottyDog5]

If you want to post it to me, I will weld it up for you.

 

[Gitane]

Just to make it entirely clear, the welding is to fill the crack on my boat's bow roller, the boat is located at the sailing club on the south side of the river!

Actually, I hope you don't mind if I hitch a ride on this one.

I have a small SS welding job to do as well and the boat is based in Bradwell. It may make it more worthwhile for whoever takes on the job to do two jobs in one go. I have a SS tiller that broke on a few joints. It was temporarily welded using normal welds that are now rusty. I wonder if the old welds can be removed and replaced with SS welds.

I should be able to bring the tiller to wherever your boat is located to get the welddings done in one location.

Gitane

 

[Tam Lin]

If you want to post it to me, I will weld it up for you.

That's a kind offer but I was hoping not to have to take it off the boat as I don't need the hassle. If I took it off then I could replace it with a new one.

 

[Tam Lin]

Actually, I hope you don't mind if I hitch a ride on this one.

I have a small SS welding job to do as well and the boat is based in Bradwell. It may make it more worthwhile for whoever takes on the job to do two jobs in one go. I have a SS tiller that broke on a few joints. It was temporarily welded using normal welds that are now rusty. I wonder if the old welds can be removed and replaced with SS welds.

I should be able to bring the tiller to wherever your boat is located to get the welddings done in one location.

Gitane

Happy for you to join me. The only thing is that I am not getting any recommendations so may have to cast my net wider. Will let you know if I get anywhere.

 

[Mariner69]

There is a first class stainless steel welder "Hot Metal" Unit 6 based on Abercorn Way, Witham, in the Industrial area.

Did a lovely weld extension to my davits.

 

[phatcat1]

We have used Mr Stainless for exactly the same job. Based in Suffolk Yacht harbour (Levington) Did a great job and no need to remove fitting from the boat!

They travel all over.

 

[Tam Lin]

Thanks everyone!

 

[Tomahawk]

The daft bit is that the kit is auite mobile.
I had a chap doing stailess stuff for me using a very compact and mobile mains powered unit. Sadly he has moved on to different things.