Posted by rankrank1 on April 03, 2015 at 18:19:30 from (166.137.12.87):
In Reply to: 7018 welding rod posted by nebraska cowman on April 03, 2015 at 10:49:43:
Well an AC output buzzbox is not the ideal machine at all to run 7018 IMOP as it is primarilay a DC rod.
If you dead set on having using this level of rod then go with 7018AC which will run on your AC output machine.
That all said, any 7018 or 7018Ac should technically be stored in a rod oven. They can get quite tempermental to run when they draw moisture.
7014 will run like a dream on that AC machine of yours so do make sure to try it out. You may find you like welding much better than you thought and this rod requires no rod oven either.
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