stick on the cheap

[stevinator]

Does any one have one of these? 91110 Wonder how they are.

[tanglediver]

What's that? My Jeep is an automatic.

[stevinator]

Oh I should have been more clear.:blush: #91110 at harbor freight http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?function=Search

[Zobman]

That's the 80 Amp inverter arc welder, $120.00 @ Harbor Freight. Check the search in this forum.

[stroker_dave]

I've had one of those since December of last year. I bought it after I burned up (literally...I still have the spent fire extinguisher to prove it!) one of the Chicago Electric Arc-120's doing a stainless steam table repair job for a friend. If I would have had that little puppy from the beginning the stainless job would have gone a lot smoother.

For $100 (I used a 20%-off coupon when I bought mine and it was already on sale for less than the usual $119) it's not a bad little machine. Has a built-in arc force (10% if I remember correctly) to help with starts, runs good beads on mild and stainless, and is really small and light. You won't be doing any structural welding with it, but for smaller gauge stuff, it's okay.

Dave

[stevinator]

Dave thanks for the reply. I was curios about this one because it is dc.I have a small ac machine now. It works ok for what I do now but wondered if this would be a little smoother.I liked the idea of the hot start and 3/32 rod size.I can only go 5/64 now.I can also get 3/32 dc rod for free where I work:)