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25% off, no exclusions? I would buy the 15" sidebox for my toolbox. I don't need it for $279, but for $70 off I could surely want it! Are they sending out such coupons? I've not received any such thing....

Moving your family will be easier, cheaper & faster than moving that transformer.

I've had a similar issue: Angle iron will bend. Square tube, not so much. That's how I fixed it.

^^^ You work for Cat? Or a dealer?

Is who / what "on here"? Are you asking about the people I referenced who are running these saws slower? One was a machine ship I frequented years back and the other was a guy I met & befriended after a CL deal. Neither are members of GJ as far as I know.

That's an old King-Seeley from the very late '50s, sold under contract to Sears. Decent machine & pretty robust. I know a couple of people who have changed the pulley ratio to slow it down for metal cutting...with very satisfactory results. I have the '40s-era forerunner 103.0103

It's going to take some work, but that will clean up & run just fine.

So the rod part goes through the turbo housing and that link piece is welded on? Is that the totality of the project? I'm 1 hour east in NJ, and if that's the total scope of the job, this is a 5 minute gig. I'm not a pro welder, but my SS TIG work doesn't **** by any means. If you're...

Are you trying to create 3-phase from a single-phase source? if so, Why not use a small VFD?

very old thread is very old.

Honest question...not trying to be a jerk or troll: Why keep the all of the handles? The storage idea is cool, but why? Like you, I rarely need the handle (I have 4 grinders)...but on the INfrequent times that I do use a (single) handle, I do so. Which is to say "I need one". The day will...

Amps determines the copper size. Volts speaks to the dielectric of the insulation. While you might stay lucky for a long time, I would not personally run 240V through wire with a 150V insulation.

Pack it up & send it back.

Come to think of it, all I really need is this flow valve......I can "Y" off the low pressure port I already have. Any idea what this is called (by itself) or where I can buy one? I searched a bit but didn't fit such...

Correct. But before I buy one, I figured if the port was a low-pressure port all I need is a few fittings and I can mod the regulator I have. After all, you don't really need 2 flow controllers & ball floats. Determining total flow is a pretty simple matter. But it's a moot point. If that...

So it's an alternate high pressure port for the HP gauge?

Here's a photo of the typical single-feed CGA-580 regulator that I (and I suppose a lot of you, too) own. What I'd like to know is what this plugged port on the back is. Is it an alternate high-pressure port, or low pressure port? Yes, I could stick a gauge in it and know for sure, but it's...

A suitable replacement lever doesn't cost much. If it's absolutely irreplaceable, TIG it with 4043 & flap it smooth. This video was pointless.

TIG is DCEN for this sort of thing...

...And Ampeg Guitar amplifiers