Used my Everlast 140st

JohnDeereJimOhio · Dec 15, 2012

Used the everlast 140st in stick mode it did a pretty good job im happy with it.

JohnDeereJimOhio · Dec 15, 2012

Here is my pic

Puddles · Dec 16, 2012

Jim that looks really good! I've always said it is hard to make welds look good on a flat plate. A groove or fillet weld are a lot easier to make look good. What brand of rod are you using?

JohnDeereJimOhio · Dec 16, 2012

Puddles idk what brand but its 7018 my dad had brought home
from work along time ago..

Lanse · Dec 16, 2012

Very nice!! Yeah, 7018's good stuff.... Had a chance to play with the TIG rig yet?

Puddles · Dec 16, 2012

Jim I found that with my Everlast PowerArc 200 it likes ESAB's Atom Arc 7018 the best. But a member over on Tractorbynet brought his Longevity Stickweld 250 over for me to help him with his welding. We figured out the Stickweld 250 runs Lincoln's Excalibur 7018 the best. These inverter welders just amazes me!
Here is some Atom Arc 7018 I ran with the PowerArc 200 on 2 1/2-inch pipe in the 6-G position.

Anonymous-0 · Dec 16, 2012

Draw some straight lines on the plate with soapstone and try to follow them with your weld. A 1/8" 7018 should burn about 6".

JohnDeereJimOhio · Dec 16, 2012

Still waiting on my new welding helmet bottle and a regulator before I tig.. I do have the first project lines up making a flatback cover for my G pulling tractor.. I"m going to use 16 or 14 gauge.. Ill post pics.. I"m Verry happy with this little welder so far..

Used my Everlast 140st

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