I do not see a seperate port for the spool gun, do you have to remove the original mig gun and lead to install the spool gun? Or can both be attached?
1112308
I am not sure where a spool gun attaches as I don't u see one. I believe it attaches same place. Will say though this is a great welder just as good as the Lincoln I used to have. I have a automotive repair shop and this welder does all my welding. Hope this helps
1112309
You will have to remove the original. But in my opinion you can't beat this machine for the money. I've used this machine to weld several different types and thicknesses of metal. I have seen that it's close to the same as the Miller's brand of the same size.
1877074
Hook the tubing to the bottom of the gun. For the gun there is a drawing and description under the foam of the case. Still flummoxed? You tube has airbrush assembly videos.
290085
The handle comes with another adapter and the one on the gun can be removed to add other adapter. Check your washer gun with both adapter. You may have to find an adapter if neither one matches up. Good luck
1008972
I called eastwood for you 800-343-9353 and we went thru the owner's manual, downloadable from their web site http://www.eastwood.com/mig-welders-175-amp-mig-welder-w-spool-gun.htmlThe answer isn't obvious and I chewed on them for you. The plug is a NEMA 6-50P, so you need a NEMA 6-50R for the wall receptical. Oh, that's three-prong. There's a picture here: http://www.stayonline.com/reference-nema-straight-blade.aspx
943580
Comes with whip ground and 1lb of wire you can weld out the box with self shielding wire fed welding. Comes with accessories to run with gas for gmaw. I bought the spool gun and also have aluminum
1634853
If you are talking about the actual trimmer spool...I did not have any luck doing so. You can get a different attachment though. Fyi, my original trimmer had isn't that bad...just hard to pull off the cap to replace the line.
550224
I'm using it with a Lincoln Pro Mig 175. The torch plugs right in no problem. This welder had no provision for a spool gun. But, the modification was pretty easy. i just cut the wires to the internal motor and trigger, and wired them to a muilti-pin connector. I then wired the connector on the original torch to complete the internal motor connection when it was plugged in. On the spool gun torch I wired the connector to power its motor. No switches to mess with, all I have to do to change torches is remove the wire from the standard torch, swap the gas lines, and plug the one electrical connector in. Now it's easier tom swap torches than even welders that are designed to accept a spool gun from the factory. This is a very nice spool gun, smooth wire feed, light weight, easy to change spools. Even though it's plastic it is pretty rugged too.
1478678
their should of been a screw in fitting that came with your gun small end screwed into the gun then the hose will screw into the other end of the fitting
2279454
SPG Spool gun is for Mag Welding Machine Use for Aluminum Hot Max SPG Spool is not professional one get lincoln or Miller
644386
this gun is a piece of sh! T if you bought this gun from airrattle you are F ked. If you can't return it, the there is a screw on the bottom of the handle that can adjust the motor height it be adjusted till bb's come out, if it doesn't even make a sound the fuse is blown, its in the ziptie thing were the battery goes. Match the fuse size and replace it with a 10amp you won't have the problem again
281249
No, They are two different ones. The end gate motor actually is removable and can be used with a new regulator which is you can buy without a motor for less money. I found that out after I had already installed a complete new set. My end gate totally munched the cable but I know the motor was still good cause I messed with it and it still ran after I removed it and the mid gate is riveted from what I can remember. If they sold the plastic parts I probably could have fixed my mid gate because I believe the motor and cable was still good.
1006202
the barrel isnt threaded but there is threading that could take a male connection not sure of the mm
116853
No gunsmith needed. Just take off old mount. Put new mount down so 2 screw holes are visible screw it down maybe use some loctite if you want. Takes 2 minutes too instal if that
1344251
The adapter is a swivel stud which is needed to attach the bi pod , if you already have a swivel stud on the weapon then you do not need the adapter
747061
The swivels should attach to the front of your gauge cap and to the swivel mount underneath of your stock. If you do not have either, the you would use a drill bit that is slightly smaller than the screws. I would suggest mounting your gun in a fixture or a vise. Cover it with a heavy towel as not to scratch it up. Drill the holes, and put in the adhesive. Then screw in the screws and wipe off any excess adhesive. Then open the detachable swivels and mount them.
96202
You simply unplug the wire harness connector from the old motor's receptacle and plug it into the new motor's receptacle. There should not be any splicing involved.
1690480
I spliced mine in so did not look for that connector when I bought it. Just not sure. Sorry. Good kit though.