ShieldArc's Amazon killer deal on Everlast???

gwdixon · May 3, 2014

OK, you bums. I just ordered one with 2 day free shipping. It better arrive for that price or I'll...I'll...cry.

Anyone want to buy a slightly, lightly used PA200????????????

Shield Arc · May 3, 2014

rankrank1 said:
Darn you Mark and ShieldArc....

I do not really need one of these, but I could not resist at that price especially with the free shipping (that is worth another $45 to $65 or so right there depending on where you live).

I went ahead and ordered one....

thanks for posting

gwdixon said:
OK, you bums. I just ordered one with 2 day free shipping. It better arrive for that price or I'll...I'll...cry.

Anyone want to buy a slightly, lightly used PA200????????????

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Mark @ Everlast · May 3, 2014

aczlan said:
Now why couldn't they do that with a 220V mig...

Aaron Z

Check out the new 120V MIG 140 that is an IGBT inverter. It'll rival several 240V MIGs in the 180 amp range from other brands if you compare true, real world output. 379.00 shipped for TBN guys. Delivery in 4 weeks.

CNC Dan · May 3, 2014

Well I had to get one too. Don't need it. But how can I let it go. Now I'll own five welders.

Too bad It's not dual voltage input.
It wouldn't take 3phase would it?

s219 · May 3, 2014

square1 said:
60 amps is max inrush @ 220/1/60, max operating amps is ~47

So this would need a 50A breaker, correct?

square1 · May 3, 2014

So this would need a 50A breaker, correct?

That's the circuit size I'll be using. That would be to burn 1/4" rod at the highest output which I doubt I'll ever use.

Shield Arc · May 3, 2014

If we all get this great deal, can we get a PA-300 section to this forum? :laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:

square1 · May 3, 2014

It wouldn't take 3phase would it?

Yes 220/3/60, 480/3/60 is special order

here's the specs

Mark @ Everlast · May 3, 2014

It is 240v 1 and 3 phase standard. But it is not 480V unless special ordered. 208 will work as long as it doesn't drop too far below 208 true volts.

arrow · May 3, 2014

CNC Dan said:
Well I had to get one too. Don't need it. But how can I let it go. Now I'll own five welders.

Too bad It's not dual voltage input.
It wouldn't take 3phase would it?

I think this is the same disease as "chainsawitis" only it's "welderitis". I once had 21 chainsaws (a few less than Shield has welders). The Mrs. allows me to keep only five nowadays so I guess Dan you're in the ball park.