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    Default G'day from downunder

    Hi

    Just bought an Everlast PowerARC 200. Will not arrive for about 1 week and looking forward to using it. Just a hobby welder who loves mucking about in the shed with steel and bikes.

    Just sold my WIA 250 Mig Welder. She was way too big for what I was doing and the $3,000 cash I got for her goes a long way to getting my new KTM350 EXC-F.
    It was costing a heap in bottle rental and gas re fills, so I figured with what I need the welder for a good little inverter would do the trick nicely, besides any monkey can MIG.

    Looking forward to showing, and seeing, some projects in here, as well as perhaps gaining a little knowledge along the way.

    Holler and say hi, specially if from OZ and you like enduro riding.

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    welcome. i just joined as well and there is a good databse of knowledge here, as well as people.
    Journeyman welder
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    G'day mate, welcome aboard.
    2013 250EX : SSC Pedal : I-MIG 250P 20' Profax gun : Power Plasma 60 p80 torch : 3M Speedglas 9100XX : Evolution Rage 3 DB cold saw

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    Welcome I am a noob as well but I can tell you there is some real talented people on this sight with a wealth of info so don't be afraid to chime in everybody is friendly and willing to share.

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    I would if I liked face book, but I am not, nor ever will be, apart of it or twitter or any of the other replicas. Rather be out welding or riding my KTM

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    Resistance is futile. I resisted until this last spring, finally gave in. I check in once a day or so, lots of my friends around the country are on there and it really does make it easier to keep up than just e-mail and phone.
    Trip Bauer
    Former USN HT
    Everlast 200DX New Model
    Hobart Handler 125 MIG
    Van Norman #12
    Atlas 12" engine lathe
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    Welcome! Make sure you use the advanced search, it will bring you pages and pages to read of good information.
    I Love Plasma and rolleye's at the costly addiction of MAPPgasoron's.

    http://brothers2woodworking.webstarts.com/

    Everlast Plasma cutter Power Plasma 50
    Everlast PowerArc 200 ~ Happily Married To That gutsy babe, git'er dun.


    Wishlist: Free consumables, Small TIG maybe Alex, when you have overstock give me ring!

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    Not for this black duck ! I find everything about face book and other applications like that to be a total waste of brain cells.
    I feel I am not that important to be 'In touch' all the time. Nor do I feel the need to inform everyone when I am about to sit down and pour a coffee.

    I will resist, tar and feather me, but do not sign me up for face book ! No, No, Nooooooooooooo.........

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    Welcome Eyspy.

    Agree 100% on the facebook. Twitter is next in line. Some guys had their friends (probably wife or kids) do the "like" to get in the contest. I personally would have never made that a requirement to any contest. But hey, I just work here.

    A thought for the guys reading this and going with the PowerARC-200 to skip the gas issues, mind you it's a great unit. You can also get a smaller IMIG unit (IMIG-200). You have a great stick welder and you can run flux core wire and still have your MIG for a pretty good price.

    Add gas if needed and cover a couple bases in the field and in the shop. Cost wise the PowerArc is hard to beat though, but just a thought for the folks with TIG and looking to save on some gas or Plasma users looking for their next move.
    Mike R.
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    Quote Originally Posted by everlastsupport View Post
    Agree 100% on the facebook. Twitter is next in line. Some guys had their friends (probably wife or kids) do the "like" to get in the contest. I personally would have never made that a requirement to any contest. But hey, I just work here.
    I thought the only requirement was for the post count and the facebook thing was just an additional bonus entry, like the projects. And yeah, I was one of those who shamelessly used the wife for that purpose.
    Penncrest Buzzbox - Infinite amp control! Man the 70's were good.
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    Everlast 250EXT - Sometimes it just takes a kick in the balls...
    Everlast 255EXT - Just started playing

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    Quote Originally Posted by redbeard View Post
    I thought the only requirement was for the post count and the facebook thing was just an additional bonus entry, like the projects. And yeah, I was one of those who shamelessly used the wife for that purpose.
    As I can't enter the contest I guess I did not read it all that close. However, people do feel they must get that check list done first thing to join.

    I still dislike facebook, but hey, if you can "creatively" get a like for the contest, more power to ya.
    Mike R.
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    Welcome, to the forum. Hope it is not warming up too much on that side of the world to have fun welding.
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    From one "Monkey" to another, welcome to the forum.

    Thurmond
    Miller Bobcat 3 Phase,
    Miller Suitcase X-Treme 12VS wire feeder for the Bobcat with M-25 300A .045" gun / Bernard 400A 5/64" wire mig gun .
    26 series gas cooled TIG torch, setup for quick connect to Bobcat.
    17 series gas cooled Tig Torch for Low Amp Solar Tig (Direct Solar Panel Powered Tig welding)
    Hobart Handler 187 Mig / Fluxcore
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    Support team.

    The gas less MIG did cross my mind, but lightweight and price won out in the end. plus all the good write ups people have given it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eyspy View Post
    Support team.

    The gas less MIG did cross my mind, but lightweight and price won out in the end. plus all the good write ups people have given it.
    The IMIG-200, is very small as well. And nothing but good press as well, like Mark said we will match our stick and MIG against anyone's same size unit.

    BUT, the price break makes the PowerArc on heck of a deal.

    Just letting others know, there are a couple other gas less option and you can have MIG too (and gas MIG).
    Mike R.
    Email: admineverlast@everlastwelders.com
    www.everlastgenerators.com
    www.everlastwelders.com
    877-755-9353 x203
    M-F 12 - 7PM PST
    FYI: PP50, PP80, IMIG-200, IMIG-250P, 210EXT and 255EXT.

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    Greetings and salutations my upside-down friend!

    Quote Originally Posted by eyspy View Post
    any monkey can MIG.
    Exactly why I was thinking about getting one.
    Penncrest Buzzbox - Infinite amp control! Man the 70's were good.
    Everlast Powerplasma 60 - Reliable unit, cuts well.
    Everlast i-MIG 250P w/spoolgun - Really smooth, plenty of cajones.
    Everlast 250EXT - Sometimes it just takes a kick in the balls...
    Everlast 255EXT - Just started playing

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    Thanks for the welcome ya pack of monkeys .... :-)

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    Glad to have you on the board! You will love the Power Arc 200, it's a beast!
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    Welcome! Hey, go check out the "like" contest, still a couple weeks left... (oh, wait, don't that'll decrease my chances
    Trip Bauer
    Former USN HT
    Everlast 200DX New Model
    Hobart Handler 125 MIG
    Van Norman #12
    Atlas 12" engine lathe
    '98 RoadKing - 84 Ironhead - 59 Ironhead

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