mig 250p

[steel]

Hello I am thiking of buying a 250p and was wondering if anyone had one and what they thought of it. Also any pics of the welds

[zoama]

I have one that I use often but I'm a novice welder with no formal training. I like it especially after changing the oem torch to a 20' profax.
I don't have any weld pics right now but I may put some up in the next couple of weeks. Actual voltage range is 14.5 to 28.5

[everlastsupport]

The 205P and 250P are both close units if you are looking at them.

I have a 200, 205P and 250P (we use them almost everyday, even weekends). The 250P, I like, as I can roll it where I need it (I have a benzil 15AK on it, but the torch that comes with it is fine; I like smaller size).. No cart required on the 250P. 205P you will need to make a cart (or buy one) .

The 205P welds as nice, just a little less power.

Pictures of welds? That will only show you how I weld not you. Looks for user Chadrock, almost all his projects are 200, 205P and 250P and all the welds looked the same.

[Markcuda]

I just welded with mine for the first time yesterday.
I really like it.
At my work, I weld 8 hours a day, so I know how to weld.
I haven't dabbled with the pulse yet, or the stick welding yet.

[Markcuda]

Another picture.

[steel]

Looks good Mark thanks. I have 3 stick machines so dont really need the stick part.

[Markcuda]

At work, I use .045 wire, with a 90/10 mix of gas.
I run 30 amps/29ish volts=3 pass, 12 millimeter welds.
So, coming home and using my little 250p is a bit different

[Markcuda]

I'm making a cart for my 250P.
I know, it has wheels, but I can't leave good enough alone.

[zoama]

I went out to the shop and made a little demo weld. 11 gauge HR steel, 19v, 220 wire speed on the display (reads amps when welding) 75/25 gas.
I haven't learned how to minimize the BBs Any tips would be appreciated.