madkayaker
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140amp at 110v is that going to be enought?
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Looks the part, and cheap really too, in the grand scheme of things.
Take the demo, soon tell if its pants.
Having the removable torch/leads is where the kemppi fails.
On an unimportant side note, i love the way they show these machines, put the welder in the buggy, and off they go..... what about the leads, overalls, headshield, rods, gas.....
Same with the miniarc, blokey on the box, nice little welder hung over his shoulder, walking along, no mask etc
Take the demo, soon tell if its pants.
Having the removable torch/leads is where the kemppi fails.
On an unimportant side note, i love the way they show these machines, put the welder in the buggy, and off they go..... what about the leads, overalls, headshield, rods, gas.....
Same with the miniarc, blokey on the box, nice little welder hung over his shoulder, walking along, no mask etc
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25kilo iirc...impressive...until you put a roll of wire in it...hey presto, 40 kg
From the sounds of it, the demo is; a bloke brings it along, lets you do a few welds then takes it away. Thats no good, we need chance to test it Lorch stylee.
Duty cycle aint the best but its not going to be hammering away all day like the sets in the workshop are.
From the sounds of it, the demo is; a bloke brings it along, lets you do a few welds then takes it away. Thats no good, we need chance to test it Lorch stylee.
Duty cycle aint the best but its not going to be hammering away all day like the sets in the workshop are.
madkayaker
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I didn't read the whole of the PDF but will it take full size reels?
gavuk
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Will you be asking for a lorch style drop test?....
.....what are you welding with it? as MK said 140amps?.....sounds lightweight for your jobs,or do you only share pics of your man jobs with us,to impress us
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Lorch-style forklift impact test
10-12mm thick plates probably heaviest it would do on site.
10-12mm thick plates probably heaviest it would do on site.
gavuk
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If you can be bothered,I couldn't,there's some reviews of the 181i here .....welding web
Shox Dr
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Yeah I can't understand the reasoning there, it's the first thing to get trashed on site
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As it happens, i spoke with Pennine fella today, they will send the rep round with it, to 'show' us it, but won't lend us one to try/break. Not much use if you can't have a propper go with it is it.
Not much available that will work off 110V.
Aint much help to say i've spent 6K with them in the last month.
Not much available that will work off 110V.
Aint much help to say i've spent 6K with them in the last month.
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My thoughts too.
Shame Lorch don't do one, i like my machines to match.
Shame Lorch don't do one, i like my machines to match.
madkayaker
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Abig box for the welder and transformer it is then
