stickweld 140. Oh yeah.

[gilly]

He's probably trying to hook up the torch.

[180guy]

Funny lol.

[d4ve]

This looks like a sweet machine. I was originally looking to get a miller maxstar like what I have been using at work but this might be the new champ due to its affordability. Lets see some tigging videos.

Dave

[Kendrick]

Dave just got mine running yesterday. scratch starts on stick are very easy, I find if i angle the rod a fair ammount on the scratch it wont stick. then go verticle is for my weld. I re-welded my angle iron fenders back on to the trailer with 6011 and it worked well. I originally put them together with my o/a set but hadent recieved the right tip in for the one that fell off. The stick made repairing and reconnecting that side a 10-15 min of welding and about 20-30 of metal prep. I love 4" wire brushes that go on the grinder I welded in several corners and then ground them out to verify they were clean welds. I then re welded every thing together. I doubt they will fall off a second time. I did the same for the bale stacker project which had 1" square tubing that was 2x as thick or so as the angle it was welded to. between those 2 projects and repairing of the toungue on my wagon I had used up a couple weekends with the oa torch. with the stick here I probably could have done them all in 1 day. would still have been stuck using oa on the toungue to straighten the metal out. but welding would have zipped through.

Im still a noob welder but this machine was not hard to get decent welds from.

[Freddytk421]

Nah. im still here guys I just had to use the restroom. so where were we? oh yeah. this thing is still kicking and I still love it.

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Anybody have any recent experience with this unit? This unit has caught my attention.