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09-07-2006 04:03 PM #1
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Keeping you RODS DRY. I used to use an old refrigerator wire it so the light stays on and turn off or remove the compressor. Works great and its cheap.
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09-07-2006 06:28 PM #2
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Yeah, its an AC only machine. Lincoln 225ac. After buying the wire and breaker and receptacle to run 220 in the garage it is a wonder I could afford that! I got a box of 1/8 6013 rods when I bought the welder. Just a lucky guess because I certainly didn't know what I needed. I am going to try and get some help to learn to weld decent with it, and I already figured I better flip the frame so I am always welding on a flat (down) surface.
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