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Re: Steel Frame

I don't know about that... We used 80.20 that year too, and it held up alright during the competition. It wasn't until the next year when it started falling apart

Since then, we haven't used any 80/20, but everything has still been aluminum (except for our steel weights to get up to 120 lbs), and none of them have had a problem with falling apart. Welding aluminum can make it plenty strong!