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    I just wanted to share a welding tip I had a few long cracks in my upper body on my hustler and I found that if you get some aluminum window screen from you’re local hard ware store and melt it to the inside of you’re hull it adds a little strength and it also aids in holding the pieces together I also found Mc Master has HDPE rod for around $9.00 for 200’ part # 7889A35
    If it don't involve wheels, hunting or fishing you may need a new hobbie

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    Pics

    We would like to see some pictures of what you have done, or I would, at least. It sounds like it would work and be pretty strong.
    I had attempted using a 3M product, and they suggested using a material that would be similar to window screen. BTW the 3M product did not hold.

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      Plastic welding

      I saw the post about plastic welding a while back so when a neighbor said hr had a plastic tank with a hole in it i just had to give it a try. after all if it didn't work it already had a hole so he wouldn't be out nothing.so i got a dooner pice of plastic off of a tank i butchered to make a wood box.(didn't see the post in time lol) But low and behold it held.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by duckhunt81 View Post
        We would like to see some pictures of what you have done, or I would, at least. It sounds like it would work and be pretty strong.
        I had attempted using a 3M product, and they suggested using a material that would be similar to window screen. BTW the 3M product did not hold.
        Give me a couple days Ill get some pics of what I have done so far and if the temp gets out of triple digits Ill get some before and after picks of some of the work that has yet to be done
        If it don't involve wheels, hunting or fishing you may need a new hobbie

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