miller 140

[FusionKing]

Fusion,

What other 120v machine did you compare the Lincoln against?

Just curious as I have the SP135 + and it does everything a 120v machine can handle
I have run a HH 135, A Miller 135 and a Lincoln 100 HD - all these 120v machines perform just fine at what they are designed to do.


Hobart, Miller and Lincoln all have parts outsourced and assembled here in the USA

I didn't compare it to anything I just thought it sucked I'll never buy a 115v only machine again. Passport would be it. I hated having to figure out ways to make it work. I could not believe how poorly it performed on the job. Never again (I already said that)
Also I doubt Miller or Lincoln either are using all of their parts made on foreign soil but if they are shame on them.

[Broccoli1]

I didn't compare it to anything I just thought it sucked I'll never buy a 115v only machine again. Passport would be it. I hated having to figure out ways to make it work. I could not believe how poorly it performed on the job. Never again (I already said that)
Also I doubt Miller or Lincoln either are using all of their parts made on foreign soil but if they are shame on them.

So it's not a Lincoln deal then Just 120v machines all together

[Bert]

I have a MM135. Using .030 flux core wire, does lousy on 3/16" stuff, but great on 1/8". Also have a MM251 for all my thick stuff. PLEASE, DON'T attempt to do ANY kind of trailer with a 110v machine!!! Like you said, use your friends!!! I needed the 110 to fix some friends gates and other light stuff like that(since most people don't have a 220v 50amp oultet in their garage), but wouldn't attempt to use it for something that goes on the road!

[JimYoung]

Shoot ..my MM90. Using .030 flux core wire will weld anything... I just throw a little epoxy glue over the weld to give it more strength...
Jim

[Chuck U&R]

I use the door chart as a guide, a starting point.
I'll turn up the heat to weld some stuff & turn it down to weld uphill.
Why would I want autoset just to disable it ?