Would this be a perfect replacement gun for the Lincoln SP-100T wire feed welder ?
1734337
It fit my SP-100 perfect, not sure what the difference is with the "SP-100T" but it should fit.
1734338
Not sure it worked for my 140 hd so I would imagine it would work for the 100 but I'm not 100% sure
167922
The Graco gun is designed for that system and works well as is, but if you have to replace the gun,You might be able to "MacGyver" a Harbor Freight gun to the system. Check the CFM, pressure & spray nozzle of the replacement gun. Good luck
1318063
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.
232683
If you are in a home setting this welder is great. I am doing automotive body and fabrication work as well as using it to tack together tig projects. It only has two settings; wire speed and amperage. Both are reohstats and can be used successfully. If your expecting professional quality by a miller or Lincoln. I own a miller and a Lincoln and this compliments both when it comes to getting work done. As for reliability I have only had it for a few months. I use it every other day.
321976
Yes if you bevel it and most likely need to use a couple of passes, good for a occasional job but if doing a lot of 1/4" and larger welding would be better off getting a larger machine. This works well with 3/16" steel and smaller, really good on 1/8" steel and smaller. In most home welding you don't need a bigger welder. The rule is buy the best welder you can afford, and I would avoid the non name brand welders. Get a Hobart, miller or Lincoln to be sure it is a quality machine
1181665
From what I've read no. Aluminum is too soft to feed through a regular Mig welder. You can buy an aluminum spool gun which hooks up to the tip of the welder but it costs just as much as a welder. Your best bet would probably be to just buy a welder that has the capability of welding both flux wire and aluminum. I found one for an example but you could probably do some more thrift shopping to get a better deal.
390514
Mine only lasted about two months before it quit working. But when it worked it would run a rod no problems. Customer service is not good I bought a Lincoln to replace this junk welder. Hope this helps
2165518
I don't think this gun can use the old type gas. I live in the UK and I had a friend in the U.S buy me this, I had to get her to return it when I saw the pics she sent me of the fuel cells. I got this one instead. Paslode Cordless 16-gauge Angled Finish Nailer no. 900600
850389
When we were researching these parts, it seems the website had the list of all the guns this part would fit, but I don't recall if this one was on the list. I would recommend you check the site. I wish we could be more helpful! The part here is a full-metal replacement for the original part, and the original had quite a bit of plastic. This replacement was well made.
2182447
Yep, it'll work. I bought the same tool for the same gun w/ the same nipple and it worked fine.
1857907
No, you can't. It can handle both the small one or two pound spools, and the larger ten pound spools. Just like every other portable wire feed welder.
1953073
no, i got it to replace my miller 175 that i sold awhile back. I would estimate 20-30% ? i would do google search and look for specifications. Good welder for around the garage. Although i have had a few problems getting the wire to feed correctly. I think my lead or gun us defective.
231371
I bought my son this same cart for his Lincoln welder it fit on it like a glove so I would say yes..I can't remember if his is a 180 or not
1408282
YES, this machine will do the job. There are other machines as big, (in terms of amperage, or capacity, but none bigger, that i am aware of, without going to a three phase heavy industrial welder. I have several welders but my Ironman is the best machine I have. It welds excellent.
1228454
I've never tried, but probably not. For a dual-purpose gun that is used for electrical work as well as structural soldering, that would not be a particularly strong selling point. You are probably looking for welding or brazing tools, not soldering guns, if you want to actually melt wiring.
1619717
It will not just plug in and work. But you can make it work with a double pole double throw toggle switch and a newer style 4 pin connection on the welder for the gun I did it on my weldpak 3500HD
890229
Yes but use a bore guide to prevent wear on the bore and chamber. Stainless is harder than the metal used on the gun and will mare the metal over time.