110 volt high frequency arc stabilizer

By pypLynr (***)

Date 02-27-2008 03:14

hey , where are you located? My buddy has a brand new one for sale. He used it for about an hour on a job. I am in central TX area.

By Slip Ring Date 03-02-2008 05:28 Edited 03-02-2008 05:32

Thanks for your response relative to the high frequency arc stabilizer. I would prefer the older style Miller, Lincoln, or Dayton, since I do not have the remote current control option on the early series Legend engine drive I am linking this with. If I can not find one of the early style units, at that time I will opt for the newer style with the remote current control option, and the argon gas solenoid. Although if I had the opportunity to purchase a current model with these given features at a bargain price, I probably would commit to that purchase.

I am located in Duluth, Minnesota. If you would convey the information on the model and purchase price of the unit you have made reference to, I would greatly appreciate it.

Respectfully

Slip Ring

By weldersales (**)

Date 02-27-2008 14:53

You can buy the older Lincoln units for 150 and up. Miller runs 250 for the older series to 475 for the HF250 or 251 series. weldersales

By Slip Ring Date 03-02-2008 05:02

Thanks for responding to my request for the high frequency arc stabilizer. I would like to find the older style HF 15-1 Miller, but I would not pass on the opportunity for the early style Lincoln or Dayton. If by chance you have one of these units, I would greatly appreciate the opportunity of purchase. Thanks again for your time and efforts relative to this request.

Respectfully

Slip Ring