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Lincoln 110 117-032 wirer feed

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Marv.

01-26-2001 05:28:52

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I think I made a big misake . I bought a used welder, for the porpose of doing some work on my horse trailer. I can't seem to get any penitration on my bead if I can make a bead at all.Ia'm not new to this type of welding but this has got me perplexed. The wire is new .030 and .024 now the metal is 3/16 angle all serfaces are clean and i a'm running gas mixed argon . Need HELP.....

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T_Bone

01-26-2001 15:54:32

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Re: lincoln 110 117-032 wirer feed in reply to Marv., 01-26-2001 05:28:52

Hi Marv, Yep thats the draw back of the smaller Mig machines as you've exceeded the maxmium output for a given steel thickness for that type of machine.

Several things might improve weldability a small amount. Use a Helium gas mixture, 75%Helium 15%argon 10%co2. I don't know if this gas mixture is availble in your area. But the Helium is a must as it will cause a hotter weld puddle and better penetration.

Use a #10awg wire supply voltage source from the breaker. Yep I know your pluging in a #12 cord from the machine, but it did improve my machine a "small" amount. Worth the cost, Nope! But I had the wire so it didn't cost me anything to try it.

Use only .024 filler wire.

Keep your ground short as possible.

Preheat if all else fails. I use this all the time when I just have to want Mig, instead of breaking out the buzz box.

It will make a decent Tig machine tho!

T_Bone

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stick

01-26-2001 06:03:32

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Re: lincoln 110 117-032 wirer feed in reply to Marv., 01-26-2001 05:28:52

Check to make sure your polarity is right for a gas mix. Lots of these 110s use flux core, and the settings are set for those. If not right, the bead usually just lays on top,ie cold weld.

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