I would need stick welding cable and connector for this machine .Where can I buy it??
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My 250EX came w/ a stinger and the requisite cable for it. However, the stinger is the "twist head to lock" type rather than spring Jaws and the cable is lighter than what I had the stinger I already have. You will need to go to your Local Welding Supply shop to get Argon and some other things (I upgraded the Ground lead too, longer and larger+better clamp). You will be able to look at the stingers available and choose one appropriate for pour uses.
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I only Tig with mine, but you get both ground and stinger with unit. Useable but I would use my own (another commercial 200 amp one) for stick.
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try here: http://www.polyzone.com/products/plastic-tubes/plastic-welding-rod
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Sorry, I don't. I would go to a machine or welding shop and have them fabricate a new one.
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ya but buy it at harbor freight tools .. u can get it for 89 bucks with a coupon ............ but ya its a good starter welder for light duty and heavy .. i made a utility trailer with this
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Sorry this is not an answer. I'm in need of this part as well. Did you ever find out where to get one?
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Machine comes factory wired (molded plug) for a standard 220 volt welder outlet. Also included in the box is a 220 volt to 120 volt adapter cable. Use as it comes on 220 or just plug in the adapter cable and connect to a 20 amp 120 volt plug. Your output will be limited to about 20 amps output or so, but it will work. Be sure you have a clean, dry oil free air, and set the machine gauge at 60-70 psi.
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Ereplacementparts.com has breakdown drawings and parts for sale. Or get part numbers from those drawings or makita site or owners manual and order them from a dealer or tool supply house in your area. They might be more helpful and you will probably break even because you won't be paying shipping costs.
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you should be able to get one from the manufacturer. let me see if I can find the manual in my work place.
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I am sorry I don't know. You might try the stanley tool company web site or an electronics supply house.
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you can find several heavy duty ones right here on amazon. search "welding ground clamps" , also, home depot,lowes, and tractor supply carry them.
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You should check with a welding supply source. I have not welded stainless, however to use with this machine it will need to be "flux core" of some type. Why not Google the question?
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I called Makita at 800-462-5482 to order a spare chain (531-290-046, $20?), sprocket (221526-1, $4), sprocket e-clip (961014-3, $1), oil tank cap (1588100, $9) for JIC spares. With shipping, everything was $40. eReplacement parts web site shows many of these items, but not chains or bars. I think many servicing chain saw stores could make up the chain for you, as mentioned before.
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All the fittings for this can be found at local hardware stores. PVC pipe is what you will need. If you have a vacuum store nearby, they can order the PVC pipe and fittings. You will need glue for the joints and a saw to cut the pipe. Its fairly easy if you dry fit everything and glue everything at once. Hope that helps! Jason
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If you are handy you can likely hook it up to the high current power source for the welding part. Then you just need to provide an additional voltage source to the feed motor. I actually did this myself with a spare AC/DC adapter. The wire feed speed depends on how much voltage you provide. There is a separate 4-pin connector (as seen in the picture) for the feed motor input and trigger switch.
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You should be able to find just the individual cables online (I saw some on Amazon) or at Hobby Lobby. http://www.amazon.com/Boye-NeedleMaster-Cables-16/dp/B001683XKE/ref=sr_1_1?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1386549585&sr=1-1&keywords=boye+cables
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Check the manufacturers paperwork that came with your machine, That is where I'd start. Try a Google search, good luck
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There is nothing available that I know of. The easiest and fastest way would be to take one of the bits to a welder and have them add a steel plate with supports to the shank.