Firepower 130,with cart and gas kit, used twice ,works great 110volt. Does NOT come with gas bottle $325 cash










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3/2/2006 10:00:49 PM

1444-0306

130 AMP, 115 Volt MIG Welder

FEATURES AND BENEFITS:


Four position welding power control.
Thermostat Heat Protection.
2 lb. and 10 lb. wire spool capacity.
5-2-1 Warranty.
Max. Output: 120, Rated output: 90.
Input Voltage: 115V.
Wire feed speed : 98/590 IPM.
Max. Thickness Cap: 1/4".
40% Duty Cycle.
Wt. 56 lbs.

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3/2/2006 10:39:20 PM

should be fixed for ya

3/2/2006 10:42:21 PM

Thanks Jeepman

3/2/2006 11:08:20 PM

$100

i know that's a super lowball offer, but i don't really need it

3/3/2006 1:28:47 AM

Not happenin Duke. Retails for $500+ without the cart. Google "Firepower 130"

3/3/2006 8:46:11 AM

what kind of materials can mig welders weld? can it be setup to weld alumium? I don't know much about welders

3/3/2006 11:14:26 AM

^ they can, but a TIG is muchhhh better for aluminum.

3/3/2006 11:23:45 AM

Almn requires much larger AMP draw.

3/3/2006 12:26:39 PM

275

3/3/2006 1:58:24 PM

Price is firm. You have PM Whanggy. We have been down this road before dumbass



Stop being a Jew http://www.thewolfweb.com/message_topic.aspx?topic=284272

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3/3/2006 2:08:30 PM

bump

3/3/2006 8:25:25 PM

crazy shit

3/3/2006 8:51:01 PM

Sat mornin bump

3/4/2006 9:42:57 AM

no idea what the specs are on this, but even without that, it cant be a bad deal

(why the fuck couldnt you have sold this 2 months ago when I dropped major cash on mine)

3/4/2006 10:57:29 AM

1444-0306

130 AMP, 115 Volt MIG Welder

FEATURES AND BENEFITS:


Four position welding power control.
Thermostat Heat Protection.
2 lb. and 10 lb. wire spool capacity.
5-2-1 Warranty.
Max. Output: 120, Rated output: 90.
Input Voltage: 115V.
Wire feed speed : 98/590 IPM.
Max. Thickness Cap: 1/4".
40% Duty Cycle.
Wt. 56 lbs.

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3/4/2006 7:38:04 PM

Everyone needs a welder.

3/5/2006 10:21:18 AM

back when I had the trooper I would have jumped on this.

3/5/2006 11:58:08 AM

40% duty cycle? jesus, thats definitely worth 325

3/5/2006 1:56:48 PM

Still got my trooper, love it, Yes this is a great, damn near new welder.One of you offroad guys need a nice welder.

3/5/2006 8:15:55 PM

^^for real, i noticed that too.

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3/5/2006 10:09:03 PM

$150



130 aint shit for welding frame metal and this brand aint worht shit either

3/5/2006 10:22:38 PM

duty cycle alone its worth that.

Just checked, lowest price on the net, without the stand, is $450 shipped. Damn

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3/5/2006 11:13:45 PM

Its a nice welder. Somebody here needs this for sure.

skankinande.......What is wrong with this brand?


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3/6/2006 7:11:08 AM

^^Stands run anywhere between $50 and $75

3/6/2006 4:29:01 PM

bump

3/7/2006 7:21:43 AM

might be interested, why are you selling it?

3/7/2006 1:34:08 PM

Selling it for a friend who lost his shop. He had just bought the welder a week before he was evicted. I have been storing it @ my house and he told me just to sell it because he wasnt going to try and start another shop. My roomate worked for him when the welder was bought and was there when it closed. It was used twice by my roommate and worked fine. Its like just like new and has a full spool of wire already loaded. Come on over and check it out.

3/7/2006 1:50:09 PM

Quote :

"130 aint shit for welding frame metal and this brand aint worht shit either"

oh please. anyone with minimal welding experience can easily weld on or to a frame no problem. most frames are only 1/8", few are 3/16". it's not a bad brand either. show me any popular name brand that has specs that good, especially the duty. just because it's not a miller or lincoln doesn't mean anything.

3/7/2006 4:37:23 PM

Thermadyne is the parent company Victor is the sub and firepower is the brand name.

Thermadyne is really nice high end stuff

http://www.thermadyne.com/firepower/

And this would have no problem at all doing frame work

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3/7/2006 5:18:07 PM

I want it, but I have a hard time justifying buying it. I am working a co-op in VA right now and live in an apartment complex. Don't know where I will live while in raleigh over the summer, and dont know where I will live when I come back to VA in the fall. I could take it to my parents and leave it in my dad's shop, but then I would never use it.

I'll think about it and get back to you this weekend or next week. Of course that assuming you don't sell it between now and then. But if you do, you do.

3/8/2006 1:21:17 PM

that's the good thing about a 110, you can use one about anywhere as long as you've got a plug nearby or a decent extension cord.

3/8/2006 1:54:04 PM

this is on my short list of shit to buy

3/8/2006 11:56:22 PM

this is on my short list of shit to buy

3/9/2006 12:00:34 AM

How much is the gas bottle?

3/9/2006 12:33:47 AM

it depends on how big you get it, and if you get a new bottle, what gas mix, etc.

3/9/2006 1:28:02 AM

^ what he said

3/9/2006 7:05:56 AM

I'm a welder n00b...Can you give me a rough estimate for a mid-sized bottle and gas? Just have a few welding projects that I wouldn't mind doing myself to pick up a new skill. For example, I need to weld a new coupler onto my utility trailer. It's 1/8" steel.

3/9/2006 12:20:33 PM

Well you don't really need the gas, atleast not with this welder.

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3/9/2006 12:53:52 PM

The gas is just to shield stuff in the air from reacting with the exposed metal during the weld, right?

3/9/2006 1:19:32 PM

you could use flux core wire, and have no need for gas. it works just fine, solid wire with gas just makes a nicer weld. flux core is better for outside use (wind) and if you're welding less than clean metal (dirt,rust, grease). when using solid wire and gas, the metal needs to be really clean/bare to get proper penetration.

3/9/2006 4:16:36 PM

Quote :

"has a full spool of wire already loaded"

Is this the flux core wire that BBR is talkin about?

3/9/2006 5:31:16 PM

I believe it has flux wire on it. I would have to check

3/9/2006 6:52:40 PM

Plz do. I'm seriously considering this. Got a garage coming next month and I could just hold it until then.

3/9/2006 7:59:00 PM

It has solid wire on it. Just went out and hooked up my bottle to it and it worked great. A spool of flux wire is only a few bucks $5-10. Sale pending

3/10/2006 8:50:40 PM

SOLD! Thanks hondaguy

3/11/2006 11:09:43 AM