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Re: Lincoln Gas Welder
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Posted by T_Bone on April 16, 2003 at 17:03:26 from (65.56.252.118):
In Reply to: Lincoln Gas Welder posted by Richard Fazio on April 16, 2003 at 10:13:49:
Hi Richard, The SA200's puts out a very excellant DC arc. Very stable arc and that is the heart of serious welding. The only machines that can hold a candle to the Lincolns engine SA machines was Linde and P&H both shop equipment machines and not made any more. For my area, $1000 is low for a SA200. Like Mike says, runs a few rods as "friends" have been known to fudge alittle on white lies. LOL
Hold a close arc length with 7018 DCEP looking for extreamly smooth arc transfer. Try 10amps lower/higher in 5amp steps than the amperage you normal run. This will tell you if the reostat (amperage dial) has been burned, usually caused by someone adjusting the amps while welding. If burned it will have a dead spot and needs a new reostat.
T_Bone
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