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ER70S-6 would be preferable to E71T-1 on dirty material. Run your machine with what you have! S6 wires are well suited to what you're doing.

I could not tell you how many times I just take Clovis ave instead of dealing with 99 heading north of Fowler. In fact, I do my best to avoid 99 between Madera and Fowler. May add 6-10 minutes, but it's worth it.

Bitchin shop & setup to have in a garage, dude!

Ah! Well, I can for sure say I don't know any coastal transplants LOL!

I wonder if we know eachother, lol. I'm sure we've crossed paths What are you making?

Fresno area, I go to the Clovis and Fresno stores (among others)

a Barnes customer, I see!

inexpensive weld blankets are typically neoprene coated fiberglass - the nice ones are carbon fiber.

viking/norseman

if one component on the board is bad, then the board is bad. there's no telling whether another part's failure caused that one, or whatever. get the code # off the machine, go to lincoln's service navigator and you should be able to find the PN for the board, if it's still available...

That's just a manufacturer. They work through distributors.

I'm willing to bet that all the Spain COO adjustables come out of Irega's plant. I can't imagine that Spain just became the place everyone decided to set up wrench factories.

That's the standard setup for most field and shop Maxstar machines. Get a single cylinder cart or hand truck, weld on a bracket for the welder, and you have a very handy setup. I have the same welder, and had the same HF cart. I wound up putting in supports to hold the welder over the bottom of...

I have a lesser Makita 4.5" 7.5A and a Dewalt DWE402 11A. The DWE402 was like $75 and is a badass little grinder. I don't bother with my Makita much anymore, and all my other power tools from chop saw to cordless are Makita. Both are paddle switch - I will not own anything with a dead man's...

almost as rare as the limited edition golden sockets