Mark @ Everlast
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Keep in mind, that its AC only. No smooth burning DC capability. Check out where the 100% duty cycle mark is on the unit, or at least where the 60% limit is.
Yeah, that's not much of a duty cycle. I looked at my campbell hausfeld welder just a little bit ago and it's rated at 10% at 70 amps and 20% at 50 amps.
So I'm assuming the duty cycle times gonna be close to my current welder. Which would be okay for the moment. As I don't usually exceed it anyway.
And when I do exceed it, It usually kicks back in, in about 15 to 20 minutes. And then lets me go back to welding. I usually get to doing something else anyway while it's cooling.
I think I'm gonna go ahead and buy it and use it to get the welds done on the backhoe.
Then I'll still get the lincoln sometime down the road, and leave it at the shop. And keep the cheapo welder here at the house.
I've looked on Craigslist and didn't find anything near me. Ebay had some used lincolns but by the time I had a used lincoln welder shipped I'd be better off just buying a new one.
Chad
Well I got it today. The guy fired it up and showed me it worked. He even threw in a helmet.
I'm sure I'll love this welder. :thumbsup:
Thanks for finding that welder for me travelover.
Now I can get out there and fix my backhoe.
Chad