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Stephen Newell 10-20-2012 07:02:58 66.53.83.9 Report to Moderator	You may be right about the wire getting welded to the liner. Come to think about it when it stopped working I had to cut the wire off at the roll and put the wire out of the sleeve with a pair of pliers. At first it was hard to pull and then suddenly came easily. The wire may have just broken off leaving a piece of wire welded in the middle. Its encouraging about the part maybe being Tweetco. I assume the "T" logo on the liner is for Tweetco and the numbers behind it are 45-40. I normally stick weld everything but years ago I did work for a company that sold cast aluminum furniture and I bought the welder for the argon gas. It worked fine for that purpose but now I mainly use the welder for welding sheetmetal. Thanks for the info. [Reply]   [No Email]
Stick welding 10-20-2012 09:49:20 96.53.210.246 Report to Moderator	Re: Mig welder problem in reply to Stephen Newell, 10-20-2012 07:02:58   It's Tweco not Tweetco and they are used on a lot of small MIG welders and large ones as well. They are good guns. Highly possible that's what the T stands for. A good welding supply should be able to get you one. You could try googling Tweco and/or the part number on it. [Reply]  [No Email]