What Type of Welder for Frame Rails?

I did my subframe connectors with a flux core wire feeder. My overhead welding skills were awfull before, and I have not done any since. But it worked...

85 amp Eastword-Century wire feeder, 1985 vintage, 030 fluxcore wire.

I did burn through in a couple places, and was able to fill them up, more or less. It ain't come unglued yet...
 
mig is your best bet unless youve got the money and skill to use a tig welder i used a miller 110volt and it works just fine on the thinner stuff such as subframe connectors and brackets. id be pretty weary of trying to weld a rollbar with a 110volt though.
 
Thanks, I'm going to try and head down to the local welding supply house tomorrow to see if they can hook me up with a MIG/TIG welder who makes house calls. Figure it would be best to get it done while the engine is out.
 
TIG is the way the go on anything. Plus I love the smell.

But it really dosent matter. MIG, TIG, Stick, they all willl work with the right rods and right amperage settings.
 
Well I think I may have lucked out. I went down to our local PRAXXAIR and the owner knew exactly who would be best for the job. I got a hold of him on the phone and he said he would be by on Wednesday morning.

Sigh of relief.