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 Lincoln K2688-1 Sp-140T 120V Compact Mig Welder  US $687.50
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 Lincoln K2689-1 Sp-180T 230V Compact Mig Welder US $803.30
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 MIYACHI COMPACT LASER WELDER ML-2130A,2030,DISPLAY,LCD US $499.99
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 MIYACHI COMPACT LASER WELDER ML-2130A,2030B,CHILLER US $1,499.99
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Lincoln K2689-1 Sp-180T 230V Compact Mig Welder List Price: $764.00 Sale Price: $780.00  |
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The SP-180T can help you get it done for farm, light fabrication, auto or home projects. Just plug it into a 208 or 230 volt outlet in your garage, barn or shop. Simple two knob tapped control makes it easy to tackle thin steel, stainless or aluminum sheet metal with MIG or thicker steel with flux-cored welding. Compare the precise drive, rugged construction and full list of standard accessories...Lincoln® SP-180T is an excellent choice! |
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Lincoln K2688-1 Sp-140T 120V Compact Mig Welder List Price: $694.00 Sale Price: $675.00 |
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Here's a great little welder for project and repair welding at home, on the farm or in an autobody shop. Requiring common 120 volt input power, the SP-140T can be used almost anywhere. With simple two knob tapped control, the machine is easy to set up for gas-less flux-cored welding for deep penetration on thicker steel or gas-shielded MIG welding on thin gauge steel, stainless or aluminum. Compare the precise drive, rugged construction and full list of standard accessories...Lincoln® SP-140T is an excellent choice! |
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Easy-MIG? 180 208/230-Volt AC Input Compact Wire Welder LEW K2698-1 Sale Price: $830.25 |
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Easy-MIG? 180 208/230-Volt AC Input Compact Wire Welder Get it done with the Easy-MIG? 180 for auto projects! If you have access to industrial 208/230 volt input power, you can weld on thicker material ? up to 3/16? with MIG welding and 1/2? with gas-less flux-cored welding. Simple two knob tapped control makes it easy to tackle thin steel, stainless or aluminum sheet metal with MIG or thicker steel with flux-cored welding. Compare the precise drive, rugged construction and full list of standard accessories? Lincoln? Easy-MIG? 180 is an excellent choice! ? Input Power- 208/230/1/60 ? Rated Output (Current/Voltage/Duty Cycle)- 208: 130A/17V/30%, 230: 130A/20V/30% ? Input Current @ Rated Output- 20A ? Output Range- 30-180 Amps DC, 50-500 ipm WFS (1.3-12.7 m/min), Max. OCV: 33 ? Dimensions (H x W x D), inches- 14 x 10.15 x 18.6 |
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Lincoln Electric Welders (LEWK26971) Easy-MIG 140 120 Volt AC Input Compact Wire Welder List Price: $1,031.25 Sale Price: $798.28 |
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Whether you have a home project, farm repairs or basic autobody welding to complete, the Easy-MIG 140 should be at the top of your shopping list! Requiring common 120 volt input power, the Easy-MIG 140 can be used almost anywhere. With simple two knob tapped control, the machine is easy to set up for gas-less flux-cored welding for deep penetration on thicker steel or gas-shielded MIG welding on thin gauge steel, stainless or aluminum. Compare the precise drive, rugged construction and full list of standard accessories. . . Lincoln Easy-MIG 140 is an excellent choice! |
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Pro-Grade Ultra-Portable 100-Amp Electric Arc Welder - 110V Sale Price: $60.90 |
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Model and Color May Very Features: - Voltage: 110 Vlt - Frequency: 60 Hz - Required Current: 26 Amp - Single Phase - Amperage Control: 45 To 100 Amp - Welds Up To 1/4" Mild Steel - UL Listed - Up To 100% Duty Cycle Include: 1 Pc Welders Shield 1 Pc Stinger - Compact And Easy To Handle - Perfect For Home Projects And Maintanance |
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Lincoln Electric Easy MIG 140 115V Flux Cored/MIG Welder - 140 Amp Output, Model# K2697-1 List Price: $1,026.32 Sale Price: $550.00 |
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This Lincoln Easy MIG 140 welder uses common 120V power and is a fine choice for home projects, farm repairs or basic auto body work. It features simple 2-knob tapped control for easy set up of either gas-less flux cored welding or gas shielded MIG welding. Volts: 120, Amps: 140, Duty Cycle: 20% at 90 Amps, 19.5 Volts, Mig Ready: Yes, Wire Feed Speed Control: 50-500 IPM, Weldable Metals: Steel, aluminum, Weld Thickness (in.): Up to 5/16 in. mild steel, Clamp Cable Length (ft.): 10, Regulator and Gas Hose Included: Yes, Shielding Gas Required: Yes, when welding MIG, Welding Wire Diameter (in.): .025-.045, Power Cord (ft.): 6, Cart: No, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 18 5/8 x 10 1/8 x 14 |
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Lincoln Electric K1170 AC225S Stick Welder List Price: $577.31 Sale Price: $299.99 |
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The Lincoln electric AC-225 compact stick welder produces an extremely smooth AC arc for welding a wide variety of materials including carbon, low alloy and stainless steels as well as cast iron. Ideal for home, farm, shop, repair and maintenance, build-up welding and light fabrication. Easy to install with attached input power cable and NEMA 6-50P plug, plus it's easy to operate: a full range 40-225 Amp selector switch quickly sets the welding current and ensures a uniform arc each and every time you weld. Smooth arc makes it easy to weld with different electrodes, including mild steel, low hydrogen, stainless steel and hardfacing electrodes. U.S.A. Volts: 230, Amps: 40 - 225, Duty Cycle: 225A / 25V / 20%, Amperage Adjustments: 40 - 225, Range Selection: 40 - 225, Weldable Metals: Carbon, low alloy, stainless steel, cast iron, Weld Thickness (in.): Up to 1/4, Electrode Size (in.): 3/32 to 5/32, Electrode Cable Length (ft.): 10, Clamp Cable Length (ft.): 10, Power Cord (ft.): 6, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 12 x 17 1/4 x 24 |
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Miller 907135017 Maxstar 150 STLTig Stick Welder Tig/Stick Package With Remote Fingertip Control List Price: $1,763.00 Sale Price: $1,695.00 |
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Miller TIG Welder - Maxstar 150 STL DC TIG/Stick Pkg. w/X-CASE & Remote Best of class - Provides maximum portability and performance in the most compact TIG/Stick package in the industry. Dependability and performance all in one machine. Processes Lift Arc DC TIG (GTAW) Stick (SMAW) Applications Light Industrial Applications Maintenance and Repair Steel Erection Mechanical Contractors Dairy Industry Food/Beverage Industry Experimental Aircraft Features: New! Miller's exclusive multi-voltage plug (MVP(tm)) allows connection to 115 or 230 V receptacles without tools - choose the plug that fits the receptacle and connect it to the power cord. STL: Provides the basic features that are required for most DC TIG or Stick welding applications. Portable in the shop or at the job site - at 13.7 lb the shoulder strap allows the operator to easily move from location to location. |
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Campbell Hausfeld WS0970 115-Volt 70 Amp Arc Stick Welder List Price: $134.99 Sale Price: $114.15 |
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The Campbell Hausfeld WS0970 115-volt 70 Amp arc stick welder can weld mild or stainless steel from 18-gauge to 1/8-inch thick, and is ideal for use on boat trailers, wrought iron, or automotive sheet metal. It comes with a dual heat setting for use with welding rods, and its thermal overload protection automatically shuts off the welder at its duty cycle rating. A contoured face makes operating the arc welder easy, as do the carry handle and storage clips to hold the cables in place. The Campbell Hausfeld WS0970 welder is powered by a 115-volt current and generates 70 Amps of power. A built-in storage keeps accessories organized while cord management maintains secure storage. This welder includes a welding shield, hammer/brush, electrodes, and quick start guide. Campbell Hausfeld backs its welder with a 5-year limited warranty. What's in the Box Welder, welding shield, hammer/brush, electrodes, and quick start guide. |
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Portasol 012680040 820 Watt Gas Torch List Price: $62.47 Sale Price: $37.94 |
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From the very beginning quality has been the cornerstone of our philosophy; the extra reliability and durability of our Tools is what we describe as the 'Portasol Advantage'. All Portasol gas powered tools are made with DuPont engineered plastics that are tested for compatibility with butane. This prevents deterioration and increases the durability and life of the tool. Portasol products feature Ultrasonically welded gas tanks which also extends the life of our tools by preventing gas leaking on exposure to impact, UV light and hot/cold temperatures. All Portasol soldering irons are tested for 2 weeks before final set to ensure reliable ignition and adjustable temperature control. Our products are made in Ireland and are proudly stamped Déanta in Eirinn Compact torch throws heat up to 2,462 degrees F (view larger). The compact, lightweight Portasol Torch 820 high-power butane torch offers an easy grip for a variety of applications. It's great for soldering joints, plumbing and brazing, heat shrink tubing, paint stripping, heating and bending thin metal, fusing rope ends, loosening frozen or rusted nuts and bolts, and maintaining air conditioning units. The tool's DuPont-engineered, butane-compatible plastics are ultrasonically welded prevents gas leaking on exposure to impact, UV light, and hot/cold temperatures, extending its life. Weighing just 7 ounces, it's ideal for accessing hard-to-reach areas while maintaining a good grip. Ready instantly, the wind-resistant Torch 820 offers an adjustable flame length of up to 4-1/2 inches with a flame temperature of up to 2,462 degrees F. You'll get up to 45 minutes of continuous use (at the middle setting). It easily refills via a self-venting refill valve with butane lighter gas in just 10 seconds. It also features an all-in-one on/off ignition switch, a safety button, and a detachable safety stand. All Portasol torches are tested for two weeks before final set to ensure reliable ignition and adjustable temperature control. Made in Ireland (and proudly stamped with Déanta in Eirinn), this tool is backed by a 1-year limited warranty. What's in the Box Torch 820; detachable safety stand; operating instructions Great for soldering joints and brazing, heat shrink tubing, and more (view larger). 012680040 Torch 820At a Glance: High-power butane torch for a variety of applications Adjustable flame length up to 4-1/2 inches Refills easily with butane lighter gas Ultrasonically welded gas tanks prevents gas leaking 1-year limited warranty |
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Motorhome Bumper Repair: The Plastic Welding Process
It never fails! You've finally purchased your dream - a motorhome! On your first cross-country trip, some "driver" who's not paying attention backs into it. Of course, this is usually done by the compact automobile and you'll never really figure out how they didn't see this monster of a motorhome. All that aside, you now need to find a reputable company that specializes in motorhome bumper repair. Here are some things you should know about what this type of service entails, what to look for in a repair centre, and other important information.
The Basics of Motorhome Bumper Repair
Most of the newer models of motorhomes have plastic bumpers. In fact, almost 95% of all vehicles now have plastic bumpers. Plastic is a little more forgiving if there is a minor collision; however, there are times when you will need to fix a dent, scrape, scratch, smudge, or even a crack. After all, there is a limit as to how much plastic can take!
Many people are not aware that plastic welding exists. It does sound a little strange, doesn't it? The best part about plastic welding is that it can eliminate the need for replacement parts in many cases. This can result in a significant savings.
Plastic repairs do not have to be limited to just the bumper area. Minor repairs to other areas, such as the trim, can usually be accomplished with plastic welding as well. How is this accomplished? It takes special equipment and a very well trained technician.
The Plastic Welding Process
The plastic repair process first begins with identifying the type of plastic, the extent of the damage, and the best method to bring the damaged part back to its original appearance. With some companies, the latter is one area that often falls short of expectations. However, if done correctly by a trained technician, there should be no evidence of the work completed or of the original damage. Not all damage can be fixed. If there is extensive damage, you may want to consider replacing your bumper.
Once the type of plastic is properly identified, the technician will determine if fixing the damage needs to be accomplished from the front or the rear. Either side of the motorhome plastic bumper is acceptable. The technician will decide which will give him the best access to the damaged area. In some cases, reinforcement welds may be placed on the rear of part, as well as the front, in order to restore the strength of the part.
If there is protective trim or a decorative trim in place, this will need to be removed so there is enough room to work. Damaged motorhome trim areas are usually replaced with an adhesive that will soften with heat treatment. A cold trim that is removed without heating can damage the trim. Once the trim has been heated enough to soften the adhesive, the trim should pull away and it may be re-used after the process is completed.
The next step is to prepare the damaged area to accept a weld. This means removing paint, debris, or plastic material that is inside the crack. Once the area is ready to accept the weld, the technician will use a special welding tool and rod to add material to the damaged area. Even if there is material missing, this type of fix may still be done in most cases.
Once the weld is in place and cool, the area will be prepared for painting. Once this is complete, the technician will perform a final inspection to ensure that there is no further work needed. The plastic component should be a strong as the original and there should be no visible evidence of the work that was done.
Why You Shouldn't Try Motorhome Bumper and Trim Repair At Home
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Does anyone know what gauge floor pans are on early model Mustangs?
Want to change out my floor pans on a
'66 Mustang, Need to know what type of welder would be suitable for this application. Considering a flux wire welder, or is the sheet metal to thin for this type of welder? I realy don't want to mess around with gas welders, need a practical/compact welder to do the job. Any advice on this topic?
you need a MiG welder for this, stick welding will burn right through those,i think their 18 gage metal,but you never know when ordering replacements,i use a mig on all panels any way ,it does a lot better because it wont burn through,if you ever get a hole started burning through it gets harder to patch that area up,and over-lap them at least 1/2 inch this makes them a lot stronger,i did one last year,it was a night mare,because it was buckled in the middle from not having any support,it took some time to get it strait again,take your time with it though,and don't try and run one solid weld,spot weld it at first,this will prevent it from drawing up on you,good luck on it.,,PS i went last year and bought a factory spot welder,and i still use my mig welder more than i use it,basically a spot welder is use less putting in panels,mig it in and it will be stronger.
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