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driftboater
02-25-2002, 08:43 AM
anybody here that could recomend a welding shop around portland for a small repair on my DB trailer. Or if you have one I'll pick up the tab on materials plus a little. thanks

Pete
02-25-2002, 08:48 AM
I've had great experiences with Acme Welding. Quick, good prices and nice guys in a shop that's been there for decades. 637 SE Salmon. 236-4600

JPSFISHY
02-26-2002, 09:17 AM
Give me a call if I can help you out. I have a nice shop at home, and manufacture custom BBQ Pits, Cookers, Grills. Small welding jobs are not a problem. What is the problem with your trailer, or are you just adding something. Give me a call anytime. I live on the Clackamas also. pretty handy huh?
J P 503-631-2780

Tanner
02-26-2002, 02:48 PM
I'll second Acme Welding. They have done a lot of work for me and do a great job at a very reasonable price.

[ 02-26-2002, 02:49 PM: Message edited by: Tanner ]

Snapshot
02-26-2002, 09:00 PM
Jimmy, have you caught a fish yet? I know you put your customers into them, but have you caught one this season? Seems like you have a rod that just doens't attract fish. I know you use good bait as I say you catching it. Gotta love those crickets. Might be interested in one of those grills. Are you bringing one to 4.0 and Sand island? I'll bring the charcoal...
I am gonna have to get out with you for springers when they are thick enough for me to hook one....

*Fish only bite wet hooks"

WheresMyBobber
02-28-2002, 05:32 PM
After seeing this thread, I contacted Jimmy about doing some emergency work on my trailer to get me by until my new one arrives.

I found Jimmy to be a very nice guy, and he did a great job on my trailer. He got me in quick, he made a very good fix, the welds look great, and the price was very reasonable. I would go back to him without hesitation. Plus, it's nice to give some work to a fellow "ifisher"!

Thanks again Jimmy. :smile: