everlast 7 pin connector

[acourtjester]

Hi
Has anybody found where to but the 7 pin connecter that everlast uses on their welders??
I want to use a straight plasma cutter torch and I need to have the correct plug to connect to the welder.
Thanks
Tom:jester:

[lugweld]

Tom,

What are you trying to do exactly? A "straight" plasma cutter torch...can you define?

[acourtjester]

I have a flame pattern cutter and I want to convert it to use a plasma cutter.
I have a PM256 (60 amp plasma) and I want to buy another torch to use. So I need to have a way to connect the new torch (start switch) to the welder. The simple way is to get a new 7 pin connector for the leads on the new torch to connect to the everlast welder/plasma.
This will allow me to use the standard plasma torch that came with the unit normally and also use the pattern cutter as seperate tools.

Have fun
Tom

[lugweld]

Unless it is something thin and will be used at lower amps, I would not recommend you use the PPro 256 for this application due to its 35% duty cycle, unless you intend to operate it within the 30-40 amp range.

[EVERLAST_SUPPORT]

Found on our forum here

http://www.everlastgenerators.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2983#post2983

Last post:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=390146071306

$10 for both ends.

[acourtjester]

Thanks for the reply on the plug. :cool:

And most of the cutting I will be doing is 1/4" or 3/8" plate and small parts on a single off type. Under those conditions I think the PM256 should work fine. :D

Have fun
Tom

[acourtjester]

HI
I ordered the 7 pin connectors from michaelwong4718@hotmail.com
Before I was told the Ebay had them basically the same price. About 6-day delivery.

Thanks again
Tom