Welding on top of a tower/mast.
Previously:
Window washers dangling in basket at top of Devon Tower - GIF
Demolishing a 300-foot electrical tower by cutting the guy-wires - GIF
Electrical tower fire and collapse on busy street - GIF
Roof rigger mobile suspended user crane - photos
Ironworkers building a bridge - photo
albertq (Apr 3, 2024), hansgoudzwaard (Jun 27, 2020), high-side (Jul 6, 2020), Quinton 357 (Jun 26, 2020), Ralphxyz (Apr 3, 2024), Scotsman Hosie (Jun 30, 2020), Scotty12 (Jun 26, 2020)
How technology has changed, not so long ago no one would have ever considered using what is most likely gasless mig on a coded weld.
I can understand if it is gas shielded or duel shielded gas and flux but hauling a cylinder up along with the machine and all of the other gear would not be all that challenging at least not any more so than having to repair the tower in the first place. But shielding is only as good as the environment around it even on a calm day at ground level the winds can be fierce when you are 300 plus feet in the air so soft panel shielding is almost always required for mig no matter if it is gas , gas and flux or even gasless . All the more reason why stick welding would be my preferred method if I had to be up there
Never try to tell me it can't be done
When I have to paint I use KBS products
hansgoudzwaard (Jun 27, 2020), Scotsman Hosie (Jun 30, 2020)
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