1) What brand of engine does this welder have on it??? Miller does not make engines they buy them. With the model of engine you should be able to match a sender to motor.
2) Why not just buy the correct sending unit for your welder??? That way the safety system would still be intact. You really need that on a welder. You are welding not standing there watching the gauges. I would get the auto shut off working before I used it much.
3) Why the heck would you be using ether on motor when it is this warm out side???
4) You very well could have damaged the motor with ether. The smaller the diesel the less either you can use safely. I have seen bent connecting rods and other internal damage caused when either was used on small diesels.
This post was edited by JD Seller at 19:14:44 09/23/13.
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