Will this work on a 140 Lincoln weldpak
1047961
Actually I think it will work.I took a chance and ordered it for our Mig 135 and it fit fine,I wasn't able to locate the exact gun I needed so i gave this one a shot.I figured if it didn't fit I would just send it back.Jim M
1047962
am afraid I don't know I put one on a Lincoln 170 and works fine just had to change the bullet connectors for the splades
1385952
Yes it will, installation should be simple. You can visit USA spec website for more details http://usaspec.com/product.php?ProductID=29Ed
641853
If you can weld this will fit. It is a universal fit, meaning some fabrication required.
1373317
It will work. It must be centered and welded. The screws will not hold the adapter on when firing, it will fly off.Tack weld it in three places at least.
64124
I have no idea of a comparison to the 140 model. I have welded quite a bit of 18 gauge (with .030 wire) with ease and small amounts of thinner materials down to around .030 as I recall. It has been fabulous with everything I have tried. There is still about 25% of the voltage knob to turn down when I am at 18 gauge, and I would expect it would do fine. Sure I paid a bit for it, though I am 100% satisfied and glad I did.
223944
I use it for my welder and matched all specifications.You need to compare the wire sizing to amperage
1839775
I have no idea. But it didn't fit our tractor, (we have since sold it, so I don't remember the mod. number) without doing some fabricating. But after fabricating and welding on a different plate it worked. My advise if you're are going to run into the same predicament. Spend a little more and go to an authorized dealer to get one.
1132224
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
1975740
Yes, it will work. But you need to be carefull in not to push so hard your tool engine to avoid burn it down
50920
Not without a spoil gun and the correct gas. Your skill level and grade of aluminum will determine how strong your weld is. Eastwood sells this welder with the kit you need.
763445
I googled it and it said YES it would. See page 22. Part # 35 "Anode" Go to far right of page and it states 231624 is the part number. http://hometips.me/mar/suburban_water_heater_service_manual.pdf
1385950
Yes it will, installation should be simple. You can visit USA spec website for more details http://usaspec.com/product.php?ProductID=29 Ed
1759115
This guy must not know how to use a welder ive owned lincoln welders all my life andI have alwas found dollor for dollor you cant beat them and have welded with one just like it its a little diffrent but once you get it adjusted you can weld almost anything 1/4" mild steal is no problem for it and if you run stringers you can weld a 2" plate but its going to take a bit of time
231372
I put a Hobart 190 on this cart and it fit great. The Hobart 190 measurements are similar to the Lincoln 180 so I would say yes.
1744283
First thing is that it will only work on Hobart handler 190 and the 210. And you will have to get 1 LB aluminum wire spool. The package comes with everything else.
258597
It most likely will work with your tool. I have a cheap one from Harbor Freight and it works great.
1169129
If it looks the same it will most likely work. I don't have the books for the cross reference. Try going to the Bryant website and cross-reference the part number there