i have seen model #LTPAC2500 listed with a 40amp, 50amp & 60amp plasma cutter. Which is correct?
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With the dial turned all the way up the read out says 50 amp. The Tig does not weld aluminum very good for that reason wished I had bought an Everlast.
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4096-5cups, 500 watts...4093-5cups, 600 watts...BPCT02-6cups, 600 watts. That all I know. I have the 4093 and it works great. I also have different blade sets for it.
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Yes. MSD #8428. I would use a ported vacuum source, and play with the mechanical advance to get optimum timing curve for your power needs.
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The Titan N-120 is supposed to be a dual-pole 60 amp breaker, but mine is hooked to a dual-pole 50 amp and it works fine. You have an N-160 which recommends 4 or 6 gauge wire and a dual-pole 70 amp breaker. What size are you trying to use?
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I am currently using 50 feet of this cable for switching between my plasma cutter and welder and it works great. The manual that came with my welder has a table that shows wire gauge based on length of cable. I just made sure it met the requirements in the manual when I ordered extension cable. The main concern is over a long cable there is a voltage drop. If the cable is too long the voltage drop is enough to rob you welder from its full output current.
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I recently acquired a TCG 22EAS (SLP). Today the dealer where I bought the trimmer sold me a blade, a nut/washer assembly, and what I think might be the "Cutter Holder Cap" mentioned in the list of components for the kits. In looking for "something more," I found the 748503 and 748504 kits, but couldn't tell any difference in the photos. I just found a listing on tanakapowerequipment.com that says the 748504 is for a "large gear box," and fits the TCG22EASSLP, TCG24EAPSL, and TCG27EAPSL.I'll see if I can narrow it down.
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I inspected a cut end under 40X magnification and it seems to be copper. I ordered and installed this in several areas, cut sliced and am very happy with it. The price was also the BEST I could find. Hope this helps!
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I own this machine and running on 120v it will put out 127amps, easily will weld 1/8" steel. I use a 3/32" tungsten and 3/32" rod. Puts out a nice arc. I also own a syncrowave which IMO puts out a little nicer arc. One of the things this machine has going for it is it only draws about 30amps at 220V so you can run it off a dryer outlet with the right plug, no need for a 50 amp circuit to run it wide open throttle. Mine also runs fine off a 20amp 120v circuit without tripping the breaker. Just hopes it lives thru the 5yr warranty, the circuit boards have a lot of chinese components on them. Happy so far. I own this machine and running on 120v it will put out 127amps, easily will weld 1/8" steel. I use a 3/32" tungsten and 3/32" rod. Puts out a nice arc. I also own a syncrowave which IMO puts out a little nicer arc. One of the things this machine has going for it is it only draws about 30amps at 220V so you can run it off a dryer outlet with the right plug, no need for a 50 amp circuit to run it wide open throttle. Mine also runs fine off a 20amp 120v circuit without tripping the breaker. Just hopes it lives thru the 5yr warranty, the circuit boards have a lot of chinese... » Read More I own this machine and running on 120v it will put out 127amps, easily will weld 1/8" steel. I use a 3/32" tungsten and 3/32" rod. Puts out a nice arc. I also own a syncrowave which IMO puts out a little nicer arc. One of the things this machine has going for it is it only draws about 30amps at 220V so you can run it off a dryer outlet with the right plug, no need for a 50 amp circuit to run it wide open throttle. Mine also runs fine off a 20amp 120v circuit without tripping the breaker. Just hopes it lives thru the 5yr warranty, the circuit boards have a lot of chinese components on them. Happy so far. « Show Less
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I have a Miller 180 Mig Welder and it fit fine. Not sure about a Plasma Cutter, but if the dimensions are the same as or smaller that a Miller 180 Mig Welder, then it should be NO problem. In fact, the depth of the cart was bigger than needed, so a "longer" machine would fit. For the record, this is a nice stand and I'm really hard to please, unless it is a quality item.
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I got the 11063w which has a cable cutter on it. I think they had they had the information wrong on the product description. I believe they should have the description of the 11063w. The technical detail was correct under the 11063w.I hope this helps. By the way this product is great very handy and reliable. I'm glad I bought it !!!!! It made my cable stripping and cutting very easy.
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Not sure but don't buy anyway. Mine will not cut off. I have to unplug it. My husband is an electrician and he cannot figure out why. I bought it because it was red but I would not recommend it.
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That's an interesting question. I had never heard of "kanthal" wire previous to your question (I looked it up) so I can only tell you that it will cut 20,24 & 26 gauge COPPER wire just fine - if that information is of any use to you. Good Luck
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Brand MiGiris 115V 60 Hz 200WattMade in Lithuania Make sure you order the other blades, coarse cutting. It only comes with fine. The coarse cutter blades are, Blade 2, tarka 2 for $11.99.
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I had a 220 welding receptacle in my garage and bought this Leviton 279 50 Amp, 125/250 Volt, NEMA 14-50R, 3P, 4W, Flush Mounting Receptacle,( Leviton 279 50 Amp, 125/250 Volt, NEMA 14-50R, 3P, 4W, Flush Mounting Receptacle, Straight Blade, Industrial Grade, Grounding, Side Wired, Steel Strap, Black ). It was simply cut power to it, transfer wires to proper terminal and put it back in the wall, turn on power, test and good to go. Just make sure that the wires are where they are supposed to go. If you are unsure of doing this, use a qualified electrician to install this receptacle . Buy this receptacle first though as it will be much cheaper than to pay the electrician's markup. Hope this helps. I had a 220 welding receptacle in my garage and bought this Leviton 279 50 Amp, 125/250 Volt, NEMA 14-50R, 3P, 4W, Flush Mounting Receptacle,( Leviton 279 50 Amp, 125/250 Volt, NEMA 14-50R, 3P, 4W, Flush Mounting Receptacle, Straight Blade, Industrial Grade, Grounding, Side Wired, Steel Strap, Black ). It was simply cut power to it, transfer wires to proper terminal and put it back in the wall, turn on power, test and good to go. Just make sure that the wires are where they are supposed to go. If you are unsure of doing this, use a... » Read More I had a 220 welding receptacle in my garage and bought this Leviton 279 50 Amp, 125/250 Volt, NEMA 14-50R, 3P, 4W, Flush Mounting Receptacle,( Leviton 279 50 Amp, 125/250 Volt, NEMA 14-50R, 3P, 4W, Flush Mounting Receptacle, Straight Blade, Industrial Grade, Grounding, Side Wired, Steel Strap, Black ). It was simply cut power to it, transfer wires to proper terminal and put it back in the wall, turn on power, test and good to go. Just make sure that the wires are where they are supposed to go. If you are unsure of doing this, use a qualified electrician to install this receptacle . Buy this receptacle first though as it will be much cheaper than to pay the electrician's markup. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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the easy answer is yes there is http://www.longevity-inc.com/welder-plasma-cutter-warranty/http://www.longevity-inc.com/?acc=aab3238922bcc25a6f606eb525ffdc56&bannerid;=1
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When I received my globe, the box did not indicate arbor scientific nor did it come with any paperwork or item number. So I'm not sure if this is type of plasma globe you're looking for. Still, it seems to work well for me! ;)
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I have a Hobart 210 MVP on the top. and a Hobart Arc Force 500i Plasma cutter on the bottom fits good