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About Aluminum Tig Welding. Today we repaired an aluminum truck drive shaft. The yoke was gouged
from universal failure. The area was cleaned and tig welded with 5356 filler. The welded area
will need to be hand ground carefully to allow for reassembly of universal joint.
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Aluminum Ducts for commercial building
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