I think he did:
I was stating my opinion, It was not aimed toward anyone personally.
Of course, I was referring to equipment that was working correctly.
110v welder and the 3/8 bend test
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I think he did:
I was stating my opinion, It was not aimed toward anyone personally.
Of course, I was referring to equipment that was working correctly.
dragoneggs
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Good to hear from you SA!!! :thumbsup: Did you keep your 110 machine and are you still playing with it?
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I don't think its so much 'damaged in shipping' as it sounds more like, something either didn't get tightened down at the factory and came loose, or something similar. It happens in almost all manufacturing of almost all products. And it seems to happen most when something is on display. Call it karma, call it fate, call it Murphy's law, or whatever you like. You've contacted the manufacturer and from what everyone says, they are good to work with, so we'll see what happens. 
Shield Arc
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Hi dragon!
No that machine was Roadhunter's. He bought it, and had Mark ship it to me to do some testing. I feel so bad for Roadhunter, the machine worked great for me. I would have made some changes to the gun is all.
Underdog57
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Glad your back SA, thanks to you I just finished my first welding project (58 yrs old!) with my Everlast PA-300. Just love that $270 dollar welder!!! Pics to come soon. :thumbsup:
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