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By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
Russel is there a star chief in New Zealand besides yours ? -
By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
Fantastic 57 … if I had the spare cash I would certainly want to bring it down under -
By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
I had the same issue with my mig , I even replaced the drive wheel , but all it was was a worn tip ! So justA keep that in mind , as soon as it gets worn/ dirty swap that copper tip out 👍 -
By B52bombardier1 · Posted
Hello, I finally figured out why my Lincoln MIG welder feeds wire some of the time and other times, not at all. If I push the cart far away from where I'm welding, it feeds wire. If the cart is up close, it does not feed. Apparently, having the welding gas hose with the wire in it coiled up in any way along the path to the work lead makes the wire not feed - the feed motor can't overcome the push resistance. If I weld with the cart moved farther away and the hose straight to where I'm welding, it works fine. This quarter panel job on the Catalina is finished though it could use another coat of high build primer. Rick -
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