I am considering this for my Everlast I Mig 140E. They don't make a factory cover for their welders. The EU1000i is to small. Thanks
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Couldn't tell you anything more than it fits my Honda EU2000i perfectly. Its made specifically for the generator, has a flap on top so you can carry without removing the cover, and elastic at the bottom to keep it on.
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Unplug the mig torch lead. Measure the OD of end block that fits into the welder. post it and I will check for you.
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Hi Francisco, I'd have to do some research to see if it fits the BMW M135i. The car cover fits perfectly on my 128i though.Thanks, Dave S.
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Hi Jill, I believe the Safety 1st Clear View Stove Knob covers would be too small. Do you know the dimensions of the Knobs on the Wolf Range?
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I also have a 30400042 Ducane grill and have been looking for a Ducane cover for it. Did you get this one and did it fit? I'm not finding many options for a cover for a 5-burner grill.
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It's a pretty generic case. I never would have bought it had I known that my machine CS6000i comes with a cover. The case is pretty roomy when I put my machine in there. Check the dimensions of the case before ordering.
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Yes. Cant weld anything over 14g properly. Sold mine and bought Miller Migmatic
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Watch my video about the dual tank cover, watch my video here - - http://youtu.be/nuaitHvojNU After you watch the video click the link in the video description to order.. I'll get credit for your purchase if you do. Thanks
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I do not know the iBenzer covers, the iPearl I bought didn't crack since I bought it.
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Yes... absolutely... I have two covers for seadoos... both 2001. .. a GTi (11ft boat) and an XP (9ft boat) and the elastic keeps the covers snugged up under the bumper rail well... its substantial elastic too... not enough to trailer without the extra straps, but enough to keep the cover on in a strong wind... there's an opening at the very front that you can access the bungie elastic, double over and tie for extra fit, or could use tie down to hook elastic to the floating dock in the event wind did get up under it... would prevent losing the cover into the water.... just make sure to get the right size... the large fit my 11ft 3 seater GTi with room...and hella room on my 9ft XP... the newer skis are bigger from what I know... but also 3 cylinder engines...
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I have owned the chicago electric welder and the hot max 100 amp welder. The chicago electric was ok, but itt just quite over a two year period. I think because it did not have a thermal overload switch, I may be wrong. One thing I don't like about the chicago electric and I believe the hot max is there are no relacement parts. Between the two welders, the spec. Sheet favors the hot max, you have a higher duty cycle at different ampes, 60 vs 30. I have had the hot max for, I believe for about a year and as soon as send this email it may brake on me. I hope not, and good luck with your choice
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I have a 14 model as well with the rail system. No concerns with this cover. Works great.
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It will weld 1/4 with two passes to be very strong, it's better for 3/16" or less. It is rare to weld 1/4" for most homeowner use. I suggest to get the 140 amp if you can afford it. This welder works very well and I have not needed to weld 1/4 in the couple three years I had it. I have not welded 1/4" to date yet myself. The problem with mig is that the weld can be pretty on the surface but not enough penetration. There are tricks like having a gap between the two pieces being welded or grind a bevel gap when the two pieces are together. If welding a lot of 1/4" I suggest getting at least a 140amp welder. For occasional 1/4" welding it is fine with two passes and the techniques mentioned. It will weld 1/4 with two passes to be very strong, it's better for 3/16" or less. It is rare to weld 1/4" for most homeowner use. I suggest to get the 140 amp if you can afford it. This welder works very well and I have not needed to weld 1/4 in the couple three years I had it. I have not welded 1/4" to date yet myself. The problem with mig is that the weld can be pretty on the surface but not enough penetration. There are tricks like having a gap between the two pieces being welded or grind a bevel gap when the two pieces are together. If welding a lot of 1/4" I... » Read More It will weld 1/4 with two passes to be very strong, it's better for 3/16" or less. It is rare to weld 1/4" for most homeowner use. I suggest to get the 140 amp if you can afford it. This welder works very well and I have not needed to weld 1/4 in the couple three years I had it. I have not welded 1/4" to date yet myself. The problem with mig is that the weld can be pretty on the surface but not enough penetration. There are tricks like having a gap between the two pieces being welded or grind a bevel gap when the two pieces are together. If welding a lot of 1/4" I suggest getting at least a 140amp welder. For occasional 1/4" welding it is fine with two passes and the techniques mentioned. « Show Less
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I asked the same question to longevity tech support only compatible with longevity mig weld machine
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Go by the dimensions given....I liked this cover.....and will see how it holds up after its first winter....and see how good a job it did at "breathing" and protecting at the same time. I have no idea what size the e150 is.
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Yes, I have the E310 (haven't fired it up yet, waiting for plumber) but the cover fit excellently. It has velcro straps to tighten it, the quality seems good. The paper label doesn't release well, so that was poorly done but, I guess it'll wear off. Fits great, bottom line.
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I have this. I also have several US type canteen covers. Older and new MOLLE style. It is much smaller then a regulation canteen. Will fit but may be odd. Not snug that is for sure.