Posted by phillipd on November 23, 2008 at 20:58:11 from (142.176.58.129):
In Reply to: mastercraft welder posted by phillipd on November 23, 2008 at 15:25:23:
Thanks for the help,the thing's in used looking condition now so I doubt they will take it back now.I will look for some 3/64 rods as we have nothing more to really loose.I've seen small 110 welders that actually work well,just so far this one doesn't.The old lincoln we have is like the rest of them,big,heavy and takes 220.The 110 was intended to come in handy to just run a drop cord and fix what you need.We used to have a 15 kw generator on a cart and would just set the welder on the back of that when we needed to do remote fix jobs,but now we have a 50kw bolted to a cement block and that's not an option anymore.
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