How to repair this rust!
How to repair this rust!
As the title says. I do love my brumby but its ridden with rust throughout. Almost at the point of no repair.
the rear of the tray up against the cab is gone and eaten into the cab itself...
any idea how I can go about repairing it...
Ive sourced 2 new front rust free gaurds and am not too concerned with the rear tray..
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the rear of the tray up against the cab is gone and eaten into the cab itself...
any idea how I can go about repairing it...
Ive sourced 2 new front rust free gaurds and am not too concerned with the rear tray..
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- TOONGA
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Step one - remove everything from rusty brumby.
step two - find a brumby without rust buy it
step three - use the rusty brumby as a beach vehicle and keep the rust free brumby as a collectors item.
or go back to step one and once you have removed everything from the brumby, get it soda / sand / garnet blasted and patch up what is left with sheet metal.
TOONGA
step two - find a brumby without rust buy it
step three - use the rusty brumby as a beach vehicle and keep the rust free brumby as a collectors item.
or go back to step one and once you have removed everything from the brumby, get it soda / sand / garnet blasted and patch up what is left with sheet metal.
TOONGA
Only way is to cut it out and replace with new metal - need someone good with a gas mig or tig.
EZ30 L series - Monsterwagon
https://www.ausubaru.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=26163
https://www.ausubaru.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=26163
- El_Freddo
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Looks like you've got yourself a good brumby to test out some welding skills and learn how to fix rust like the "yankee boys" do - that'd be a walk in the park for them!
Have some fun with it and learn some stuff on the way. A good rust free brumby should remain original. I reckon they're worth more this way than if they were WRX'd!
Cheers
Bennie
Have some fun with it and learn some stuff on the way. A good rust free brumby should remain original. I reckon they're worth more this way than if they were WRX'd!
Cheers
Bennie