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    Posted: 27 Nov 2024 at 8:30pm
Anyone know if the points are cast steel or cast iron? Could plate them if they can be welded on. $50 bucks + -
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If I had to guess id say they are steel. Strike an arc with a 7018 rod and you will know pretty quick
If the weld lays dowm they are steel. If it bubbles up they are cast
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Yes they are cast.
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Shoup catalog has them, new also.
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I braised welded one back together years ago.
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Originally posted by ryan(IN) ryan(IN) wrote:

Yes they are cast.
I can see they are a casting. The question was cast what? Iron or steel?
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The note in my system at work says cast point for steel use 71364963V. But that part number supersedes back to 71364963 without the v that just says cast point. I’d assume cast iron.
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I welded AR steel plates on the bottom of a set of mine on a steel snout hugger head.  I used ER70SD4 wire in my MIG, they"re still on the head today
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