Ready Welder

[Hooked_on_HP]

Has any one used one of these.Readywelder.com | There's nothing like it! . I like the idea of being able to run a spool gun off of my tig welder. I had been looking for a bigger mig that would run a spool gun but if this works it would be better I think.
Bill

 

[magicheater]

Thanx for reminding me, I have one brand new in the case that I never got around to using. Maybe I will have to break it out, I have doing more welding as of late.

 

[deereman75]

Thanx for reminding me, I have one brand new in the case that I never got around to using. Maybe I will have to break it out, I have doing more welding as of late.

Wow when I get anything new for the shop,the first thing I do is test it out, They normaly dont sit for more then an hour unused.

 

[Hooked_on_HP]

Thanx for reminding me, I have one brand new in the case that I never got around to using. Maybe I will have to break it out, I have doing more welding as of late.

Do you have the one that hooks to a welder or the one that runs off of batteries.
Bill

 

[magicheater]

Do you have the one that hooks to a welder or the one that runs off of batteries.
Bill

As I recall it works either way.

Wow when I get anything new for the shop,the first thing I do is test it out, They normally don't sit for more then an hour unused.

Most of the time I do also but this was an odd case. Must of had more pressing things to do.

 

[deereman75]

Most of the time I do also but this was an odd case. Must of had more pressing things to do.

I had something like that happen to me, when my dad and I bought a new 240v air compressor, that was almost 2 months ago, still havnt wired the shop for 240v 20amp.....

 

[pwrwgn]

I have just recently bought a tractor so am hanging out here to learn a little more about them. I have been an avid 4 Wheeler for years and have had my Jeep in some of the toughtest trails in the country. When on an extended outing we always have on board air and someone in the group has a Ready Welder. I twisted a rear driveshaft off on the Fordyce trail in Northern California. Cut out a piece, and sleeved it back together with some tubing and was headed down the trail in about an hour. I have seen many more repairs to suspension links, tie rods, axle housings, etc. Beats a pair of jumper cables and welding rod hands down. I'll keep my big miller for working in the barn but the Ready Welder delivers as promised.