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Generic rebuild question

I just acquired a set of rods. They appear to have been reconditioned. On the side of each rod in permanent marker someone has written "N-T". Having never seen this before I was wondering if this is something done to identify any specific detail from the reconditioning of the rod.
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are your sure thats not NFG?

NT sometimes means non destructive testing in welding circles.
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With out a doubt it's NOT NFG (that was my first wife, nasty fat girl). I guess it wouldn't be uncommon for rods to be X-Ray'd or magnaflux'd. I sure like that answere better than NFG.
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could be "Never Tested" hard to say what the scribblings on rods mean. Usually the scribblings are numerical, giving rod weights and groups.

Ive never seen "N-T" on a rod

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Well could be good or bad.. "Not Tested" or "Nitrided" (meaning rehardened).

Frankly unless you're sure of the history, better have them checked before using them...

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