WW's plus....

[jawjaboy]

WW's plus....a gooooooood woman to detrash 'em fer ye while you sip a cool beverage in the shade. And a good dog to guard your stash from casterinterlopers. I'm a lucky rascal. :wink:

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[leftiye]

How'd ya manage that? My wife stopped helping me with ANYTHING years ago!

[Lee W]

WOW..:drinks:

[chevyiron420]

hey jawjaboy, looks like a nice stash to me. my black lab helps me cast to, and sometimes the wife! hey man where are you located? im in a little town called barney, between adel and quitman, kinda west of valdosta.--phil:castmine:

[cabezaverde]

Wow, looking kind of dry down there.

[32 20 Mike]

WW's plus....a gooooooood woman to detrash 'em fer ye while you sip a cool beverage in the shade. And a good dog to guard your stash from casterinterlopers. I'm a lucky rascal. :wink:

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g194/jawjaboy/IM000195.jpg

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g194/jawjaboy/IM000196.jpg

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g194/jawjaboy/IM000192.jpg

I just picked up a a bucket full of WWs from my tire guy today. I noted that almost 1/2 of the wts look like those "wonderful P.C." bright looking ZINC wts. It also had a llot of the glue on type that melted OK. Can anyone tell me how to tell for sure? The Zinc seems to ring when dropped on the cement. It doesn't take much to "*****" a pot of lead though.. Thanks, Mike

[IcerUSA]

Check them with a magnet :)

[Lee]

Yeah, a zink magnet, it'll pick 'em right out!.................Lee:wink:

[clintsfolly]

she not helping she just wants junk out of her car!!! clint

[pumpguy]

Easiest way I know is to keep your melt at around 650*F. Lead base WW melt just fine there. Anything that floats on this melt is zinc or steel and gets pulled out and thrown away. Also, alot of them have Zn stamped on them somewhere. Do not assume that just because they are shiny they are zinc. Sometimes they are lead that is painted to match aluminum rims. Good luck!!!

[cbrick]

pumpguy is right. Zinc melts at 787 degrees so if you melt down your wheel weights at no more than 650 the zinc weights will float before they melt. They will melt if you leave them in there but they melt slower and will float first. If it's floating, get it out.

Rick

[jawjaboy]

Wow, looking kind of dry down there.

Very seriously dry. We have had ZERO rain in well over 2 months.

[jawjaboy]

she not helping she just wants junk out of her car!!! clint

HER car is the Scion "box" in the background! We got another ride or two scattered around the place somewhere! :-D

[twoworms]

Where do you find a woman that will help you with your casting/reloading work. Around here, Missouri its hard to get one to clean fish...

Tim