HOW TO MOUNT YOUR WELDER TO YOUR WELDING BED (EASY TO REMOVE / EASY TO CHANGE THE OIL)

[@bigwhisky4676]

Classic ll 250 deutz diesel awesome machine been using it for 13 years I am 43 now I will retire with that machine And never bolted it down thanks for the videos keep up the good work young man

[@arosswelding]

I love it! Thanks for sharing. Dont fix it unless it’s broke 👌

[@brandonb7496]

Heard that machine was good. My cousin ran one.. loved it

[@paulhunter9550]

My new Lincoln Electric Vantage 500 is hard to beat, only had it a few weeks but I think it’s going to be my favorite machine! Love your content ARoss, very informative C’mon!!

[@georgeramsey2827]

Great video! I enjoy your new format and editing. Its a slow year for pipelining, lots of weldors getting creative to make a buck.

[@arosswelding]

That’s right 👌 I’m glad you liked the video!

[@k9cop998]

Drill at tap the holes so you don't have any brackets sticking up when the welder isn't on the bed. Best welder by far is the Miller PipePro for pipeline welding. For the past 30 years Lincoln was the best, but now Millers PipePro is the best. I've owned them all, I'll take the Miller.

[@DoubleTeaMedia]

I just got an SA200 for free. 71 model. Been sitting at least 20 years so I’m gonna rebuild it and see what I can do afterwards

[@darrelllee5654]

I’m running a Miller 300 pro and I really like it! 15 yrs ago when I first broke out rig welding I had a Lincoln Classic 300D and that’s prolly been my favorite machine so far, but I’m really starting to like this 300 pro! Your enthusiasm to help folks succeed is obvious, I appreciate it! God Bless

[@frankglass0069]

I ve used about every machine made, but my old 1946 sa-200 (all electrified) is still my favorite.

[@calebgwaltney1014]

Great video man, I’m in the construction industry, primary exterior but am very interested in learning a new trade. Love the videos.

[@martinamaya9741]

Thank you for this video sir. Answering your question ima go with a big blue 300. And giving my rig setup I will be running a tub rig. And put a 1/4 plate on the bed of the truck. Lay my welder across with the front of the machine facing the driver side. And I will be welding some angle iron around the base of the welder to keep it from moving around.

[@arosswelding]

That’s a good idea for a tub rig. Then you can weld to the plate everywhere else you need to.

[@gilbertrodriguez9471]

What about bolting the 1/4" plate down to the bed? Some do, some dont. You think its important?

[@martinamaya9741]

Gilbert Rodriguez I actually did bolt down the plate instead of my original idea and just put angle iron to hold my welder in place have been going through bumps and pit holes for months and seems steady enough

[@johnboy5235]

I have a (1980 Lincoln SA250Diesel)on my 96 dodge3500 12valve single cab😁just picked it up ,I’ve been single handing for about 8years ready to get out there! Super excited I believe I’m gonna lower my bed today just got home off job laid off yesterday!😁play time love your videos Brother

[@tylervanderlubbe313]

I agree with rustynail bolt it down j had one come through my back window before and on another note my go to machine is Lincoln 300D with the perkins diesel

[@amirlach]

We use 3 point hitch pins with the spring pins. You need ears attached to the welder frame with the correct hole placement that drop over the pins. We also put a rubber pad or a drilled out hockey puck over the pin that the welder rides on. This dampens some of the vibrations of the welder running. In place of the 3 point hitch snap pins, a pad lock can be used for one or more of the pins. 3 point hitch pins come in various sizes and lengths with threaded ends and shoulders. It's a fast and secure way to quickly secure the welder to the rig.

[@patricknavarro2013]

I’m 21 years old and I’m currently doing Industrial Electrical work in West Texas, becoming a welder is always an idea! Good videos man even tho I’m not a welder haha.

[@arosswelding]

Thanks lol. My buddy is an electrician. That’s a good trade too!

[@randyknighton772]

Love my 77 sa200 running a 61 Arco 300 super hornet right now it is a great machine and has AC 115 power outlet from the factory which I like. Can run any tool I need to run and do not have to worry if it AC or DC

[@arosswelding]

Ya that’s nice not having to worry about just buying dc tools...

[@xXFatBoy2k13Xx]

SA-250 welds like a dream 😍

[@n1n0z24]

Bad ass video !!! Can you do a video about different welder machines

[@arosswelding]

I’ll take note of it. Thanks!

[@spurndirty9546]

I’ve welded with a Lincoln sa200, vantage 400 and a miller bobcat I had the best result with the 200

[@arosswelding]

Hard to beat them sa200s. I love em.

[@DoubleTeaMedia]

I just got a free 200 from 71 f163 that’s been sitting 20+ years. Guy had it sitting and got tired of it and was gonna scrap it and I convinced him that I could use it

[@bakabaka2061]

Got my confirmation on my pipeline course Start Aug 12th, 4 weeks 10 hour days. Honestly Austin your video's are a great help.

[@arosswelding]

That’s always good to hear 👌😎 makes it all worth doin.

[@gimmoli221]

So far my 1979 Lincoln sa 200 black face is my favorite welder still learning how to weld pipe with it😁

[@arosswelding]

I’m still learning how to weld with my machine too. 👌😎

[@mikecubes1642]

find a copper SA-200 someday and see how much different it welds, you can tell the difference

[@rustynail4676]

BOLT IT DOWN. I can tell you from experience if you wreck doing any speed it will wind up in the cab with you. Bolt it down

[@arosswelding]

I believe that. Real good advice 👌

[@patrickhorvath2684]

Especially if you find yourself in a muddy stretch with ruts and you have to baja your way through it with momentum..things bounce around in the bed. Definitely secure the load! (''66 Redface.)

[@kd5lpr]

I do love a short hood sa200 for just welding, had 2 of them when i started, but running around tulsa with no plug 🔌 power sucked, so i got a new 330 trailblazer and its pretty good with the arc reach, but its hard to beat a sa200 for welding, it just flows so nice

[@SnoPro989]

The power of blue makes me green! Just a custom fabricator, but the shop I work in is all Miller! Picked up a bobcat to put on my truck to do portable welding too.

[@arosswelding]

Haha never heard that one.

[@markashlock9017]

You are a treasure my brother. Thanks!!

[@arosswelding]

Lol you bet.

[@waxfactory7582]

Our Miller trailblazer works good but our lincolns both are so much smoother especially when im welding in water or swimming with the stinger

[@cameronnalley3197]

Wax Factory welp

[@RedBlazexOctavia029]

Favorite machine is the Hobart Mainliner G250 with the CJ2A engine!

[@billmcyrus]

I haven't gotten the chance to try a lot of different machines yet but enjoyed a '78 black face a while ago which was nice but then absolutely LOVED a '53 Hobart 222 that I got to test about a month ago (basically identical to the SA200 junior). Really looking forward to getting my '55 short hood running.

[@arosswelding]

Shoot ya. You got any pics of your short hood?

[@heathscott5599]

’68 reface Lincoln, it is needing to get redone right now, but it was a great machine before it got messed up in a flood

[@heathscott5599]

*redface

[@arosswelding]

Shoot ya that’s a good one. You going to chop it or anything?

[@heathscott5599]

Austin Ross I don’t have any plans to chop it. I want to leave it more in the traditional way

[@pete389man8]

Great video. Happy Friday Austin!

[@arosswelding]

Thanks! Happy Friday right back at ya 👌😎

[@calebmattix391]

Great advice for today! I have a Lincoln Ranger 250 GXT mounted in my daily service truck but I do like welding with the ol Miller Big 40 whenever I have a good reason to drag it out

[@arosswelding]

Shoot ya. I just sold my gxt last year I think... 🤔 it was a good machine. I liked it for the generator also. 👌

[@nikodillota12]

Favorite Machine to weld with, is my machine lol...1968 SA200 Redface. Although the 300D is another great machine. That SAE 300 is a another slick one as well. Hell, as long as its a Lincoln!

[@ryananderson859]

My favorite machine to use is a 1984 millier bobcat 225 g plus. It is a gas feed .

[@wgm6]

The machine doesn't matter, the man does.

[@arosswelding]

There’s def some truth to that. Experience goes a long way.

[@mikecubes1642]

thats what you think, every machine is different especially generators

[@eharris6347]

Been a welder about 15 yrs. shipyard , heat exchangers, vessels, some field work and a little time in a fabrication shop , found out that a good welder can make it happen seen welders make bad welds and ooh the machine welding bad or it don't weld right , come to find out it's the welder not the machine go right over and lay down some slicky with the same machine , man makes the machine the machine don't make the man , as long as you don't have some dollar store / harbor freight machine, any of the top welding machine names will do the job , Lincoln, Miller , Hobart , Esab,

[@mikecubes1642]

@@eharris6347 i have welded longer than you and most plug in machines are about the same but not all. inverters have a different arc than transformers even if both have arc force control. then you have portables that are all a lot different especially generators like i said above, even if they are running right and set to proper specs on the engines they all act different. maybe some guys cant notice the difference but i can. if somebody makes a bad weld it could be arc blow or the cable length affecting things or a damp rod, if they made a bad bead then they must have been making them earlier. if you can make a good bead with the same machine then the other might be sloppy, who knows

[@eharris6347]

@ mike don't matter how long you been welding, I've seen guys that suck suck and been welding 20yrs , also seen young guys that has been welding only a few years and be able to out weld any one that's been welding for 20 yrs , I don't care if you been welding longer than me don't t make you better , I been around long enough to know trash welders like you blame everything under the sun for a bad welds except themselves, in reality I hate welders , I hate their little attitude, and how they want to try and get into a pissing contest and don't know shit , those welders who have to have certain kind of this and a certain kind of that and act like premadonnas are a dime a dozen,

[@JAE-ee4ne]

id defiantly bolt it down just to make it harder for the thieves

[@arosswelding]

That’s a good point. Thanks for sharing.

[@cutweldngrind]

Its this guy again...lol.....I like your old fence project and didn't expect to see you on this video. I am looking for ways to mount my small 500lb welder and decided to mount on top of a pack rat and may need to modify the box so it can support the weight on these bumpy roads.

[@wgm6]

Excellent idea about the pins. I'm going to use that.

[@arosswelding]

I know right! I saw that and I was like wow!! I’m doin it.

[@chrise7884]

Great video. Love the comment at the end. That comes into play a lot when welding I feel, to have someone ask “how do you do this or do that” sure I can show you or you can watch but you have to just get in their and do it... like you mentioned, take a little trick here or piece of advice their. Everyone is different and has their own technique!

[@arosswelding]

Thanks! Ya that’s right. At some point you just have to go for it.

[@amirlach]

3 point hitch pins standing vertical out of the deck. They pass through an angle bracket off of the welder frame. You can replace one of the snap ring pins with a pad lock. You can also put a rubber washer under the machine where it sits over the pins.

[@cjgibbons5850]

Favorite is my (first machine) 81' blackface. Gas burner baby!!!! But yes it is a pain to fuel my truck then run the card again to fill my machine lol.

[@arosswelding]

Oh it’s worth it though ain’t it?! Lol kinda... usually.. I know I miss weldin with a 200.

[@kylenorton15]

Never used an engine drive machine, but I use a miller XMT 350 and have a “suitcase” mig welder for it. Stick, tig and mig all in one and a half machines! At home I have an Everlast 185dv Ac/Dc stick/tig machine, but it’s not rated for 6010/other xx10 cellulose rods (only 6011), so I am looking to upgrade to a multi process machine that’s rated for xx10 rods!

[@arosswelding]

Right on. I’d like to have a multi purpose welder in my shop one day.

[@79chevy350]

Just got a bobcat 200 airpak since I use air tools also. Lays a bead like a dream. Would love a pipe pro or 300D though.

[@arosswelding]

You’d prob like the pipe pro then.

[@79chevy350]

I’m thinking that’s what will be next

[@johnkizziah108]

Austin I have a good idea what you guys do. I was a welding instructor for 32 years..tell me how you guys keep all the drugies from steeling stuff off your truck..man I wouldn't be able to sleep if my rig wasn't locked in a shop.

[@yonosed7926]

Favorite machine is a ‘60 to ‘67 sa200 got one on the truck now 👍

[@michaeljennings5014]

Short hood is my all time favorite. My pipepro 400 is becoming a very close second.

[@arosswelding]

Nice, ya I think my next machine is goin to be the miller 400

[@michaeljennings5014]

It's pretty slick with the wireless remote. I have the ditch box as well. Fuel consumption is excellent. The arc is very "tunable". My truck appreciates it too. It's about 1300# lighter than the big 40d I was running.

[@arosswelding]

Ya I forgot about how light they are. That’s nice also.

[@MarioV256]

I recently purchased an Sa-200 but in still trying to figure it out. It’s my first welding machine. The only other machine I’ve used is my welder’s pipeliner 200D.

[@hsmith3844]

My SA250 I had when working 35yrs years ago tack welded to the bed of my Chevy 3/4 ton..........damn I got old

[@benwyatt1113]

My favorite brand of welding machine to weld with is a Lincoln

[@arosswelding]

What Lincoln do you have? Or Lincoln’s?

[@benwyatt1113]

@@arosswelding I have a Lincoln weldpak 100hd wire feed machine & have used a Lincoln ranger that a family friend lets me use

[@arlife6193]

Yep!

[@arosswelding]

Sweet

[@mikebigbrojohnson8047]

In Highschool I used a Miller. At Job corps I used a Lincoln. I like Both.

[@RackTheMilesWelding]

I'm looking at financing a Lincoln Ranger 330MPX, what's yalls opinion on the Ranger series?

[@lben8066]

I've had a ranger 225, 85 blackface, vantage 300, classic 300d, 51 shorthhood and I just got a perkins classic 300mp I just like welding machines lol. I currently have my 51 shorthood and the mp and by far those are my 2 most favorite and weld real close to one another!

[@lben8066]

Oh and I've had a cross country too!

[@arosswelding]

Lol I understand. Which mp do you have? The variable change or the gears?

[@lben8066]

@@arosswelding I have the geared one, I thought about getting the variable sae one but honestly I felt too intimidated to learn it lol.

[@arosswelding]

I think that’s what I would get if I were to get one. The one with gears. I tend to over think it when tryin to set my machine with the variable change.

[@lben8066]

If you do get it, try the perkins one out. I really like it because it has the adjustable arc force and really comes in handy when you want to really stack some iron! As much as I'm a die hard lincoln fan I really want to try out the miller pipe pro 400, I heard they are the bees knees!

[@80Ragincajun]

Old Lincoln 500 Diesel !😁😁 we had one on a job i was on. Amazing

[@chumperest]

Of the big three, which is the most common truck welders use on the right of way?

[@Ruben901]

Austin, I still have my lincoln ranger 305 on the pallet it arrived in. If i need to do any maintenance on my machine, i just move my toolbox and change the oil 😁

[@arosswelding]

Haha that’s perfect! 👌😎

[@jaimellorente2378]

My question is should i ground my machine...connected my SA200 awhile back, and i don't know if it was coincidence but both my truck batteries were shot...did that have anything to do with it? thank you...

[@louisstephenson5710]

Any Lincoln machine have owned several over the last 40+ years started with a SA 250 then Classic 300 and currently a SAE 300

[@ethane1238]

Have a miller big 20 in my tub bed put a piece of plate down to cover the whole bed and put 3x3x1/4” angle at each corner. Just lift it out to do maintenance with A frame or forklift

[@arosswelding]

There you go 👌

[@thehillshaveeyes2200]

Not sure on machine just got my 7.3 power stroke road ready and want to know how to get a good welder for a rig 😉

[@thomasmcnicholas8656]

Miller 350D....... Kubota engine 👍 suiting me just fine Rig welding

[@arosswelding]

Hmm miller with a kubota?

[@williammorrison3698]

I like the miller welder

[@Graveltrucking]

I’ve always been around 440 3 phase welders never run out of juice. I have welded with old Hobarts with continental gas engines. I prefer electric welders no noise.

[@arosswelding]

You’re right about that.

[@justincregar9373]

What type of welder should I get a Miller bobcat or pipeline welder to start doing rig welding on my own I'm starting my own mobile welding business and I'd like to know what type of oil or should I get I have a old 1969 Lincoln welder that works good I pay $300 for it I like to upgrade

[@mikecubes1642]

bolt it down my favorite machine is my 59 long hood SA-200 you can fine tune it perfectly, it makes my 64 redface almost seem like a crude welder but its not. i have a few more SA-200's and a SAE-400 and SAE-300 but they both need work on the engines.

[@arosswelding]

Dang that’s pretty cool

[@alexpena1658]

Vantage 400 is probably the best for me I would say but I’m young and have many years ahead so I’m open to suggestions on better machines and better reliability

[@weldprowelding8955]

What’s a good starting machine

[@tylormoyer9240]

I love a good sa200 or a vantage 300 but I have used millers to so as long as I’m making money and the machine is taken care of I don’t really have a favorite just yet

[@davidrios9094]

Got a question thought it would be covered here since talking about mounting welder to your bed, grounding do you ground your bed to the truck and if so, Is the grounding to the truck frame or bed underneath?

[@arosswelding]

I do not do that. I’m really not sure.

[@davidrios9094]

@@arosswelding ok. I would ask around then just to know tho. Thanks again bring on more videos theyre very good information and skills I'm learnin from you. Hope I get to get in the line very soon. Been welding for a while just havent felt much confidence about myself for a test.

[@MrSenorPun]

My rig is mounted with the miller big50D, and with oil change I use a hand transfer pump, it's so I don't have to crawl under the bed or lift the welder out😁 But favorite welder for me? Any machine that will do the arch and sparky thing, I just like welding

[@arosswelding]

That’s a good idea, that transfer pump. 👌 I understand. I do too!

[@EDCgearJUNKIE]

For a 220 I like the miller dynasty’s. Haven’t run an engine drive yet so the jury is still out

[@arosswelding]

I understand that.

[@Wirewelding]

Haven't used enough machine's to know which one is my favorite

[@aldencharley4875]

I'm currently welding with my Lincoln Ranger and I love it! But I have used a Miller Big 40 and trailblazer. I will be in the Market for an SA 200 and want to see ho they weld. My cousin Is Rig welder but dont want me to Just try out his SAE 300 but it's ok I'll have my own 200 soon.

[@arosswelding]

You should like the sa200. They’re good to learn on too.

[@fittergrips2010]

I have a skid unit that I have my Lincoln 200 pinned in 4 pockets on the skid . The skid is also pinned in 4 pockets in my truck box . These pockets are to the out side front and back of the wheel wells so one can put in full sheets of plywood with out the pockets being in the way. The whole unit can be picked out of the box by the welders lifting Eye with my 2 ton chain hoist and gantry inside of 10 minutes by myself . The skid held everything I needed to do my job mostly big inch tie ins 2 oxygen bottles and 2 acetylene. Have never run out of cutting gasses . Reason for the skid unit was to put on nodwells and foremosts for muskeg country where trucks can't go

[@arosswelding]

Oh nice. That’s very interesting. Sa 200?

[@fittergrips2010]

@@arosswelding yes

[@vladorlovsky6623]

Hi Austin. Does welding on the back of your truck damage the battery or the computer system? Also can you have your truck running while you’re welding on the back of it?

[@arosswelding]

I have not had any trouble out of mine and I never unhook the battery while welding on the back of mine but “they” do say it’s possible to fry the computer if you don’t unhook the battery.

[@hskgaming4202]

Great video! Can you make a video on fresh welders just earning their certification getting jobs in welding? I’m from Mississippi and it’s hard finding a job out here (finding jobs in & out of state) for beginners

[@arosswelding]

I’ll take note for sure. But I’ve made a couple so far and I’ll continue to talk about this subject for years to come I’m sure. We are actually working on a couple membership, community/networking pages that I think you’d benefit from. We hope to launch them here a just two weeks. Stay tuned here on KZbin and or you can also get on my email list so you get an email when the pages go live. Here are the videos I’ve made so far on this subject. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJO8fJZpbr6FY7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4LHmoOmgdmBf68

[@adamleonard8904]

I like my 305g but I love air vantage 500s I'm looking for a good used one

[@banjosambar]

Adam Leonard I’ve got a 305d at home and we use a 500 air vantage at work. Both great machines but dam the 500 is heavy.

[@bentetidrick3497]

I use a miller trailblazer on propain currently a millwright looking to get in to welding pipe what would be my first step?

[@arosswelding]

What exactly is a millwright?

[@bentetidrick3497]

@@arosswelding lwright A millwright is a high-precision craftsman or skilled tradesperson who installs, dismantles, repairs, reassembles, and moves machinery in factories, power plants, and construction sites.

[@arosswelding]

Got ya. Thank you for defining that. I’ve come across several comments say they are milwright. Wasn’t sure. To answer your question, you’re at least in or around the welding industry, right? Either way, I suggest getting into the welding industry in general, socialize, get to know people. Over time you are bound to meet someone who knows someone on a pipeline. We are working on a couple of membership, networking/community pages that I think you’d like and would help to start building your network. Stay tuned here on KZbin or you can get on my email list, this way you’ll get notified when the pages go live. Should be in just a couple weeks.

[@bentetidrick3497]

@@arosswelding yes part of my job has to do with welding,I do alot of conveyor systems so I'm yse to traveling ,I have aws 8.1 certs with osha 30

[@arosswelding]

Oh ok. Right on.

[@atw_demonic819]

Sa200 or sa300d if I could pick what I want it would be a 300d

[@mugshotbradley5505]

For me it is Lincoln all the way! The best welder I’ve ever welded with is the vantage 400.

[@arosswelding]

Right on. My buddy has a 300. He likes it.

[@downhilldaddy9346]

Best machine I’ve welded with is the 200D

[@sterlingyoung88]

I live in the city of Dallas, to say the least I’m a bit worried I may bolt and padlock 🔒

[@mcostello5138]

How much do you make a year ?

[@davezorn]

You’ll laugh but my HTP is the smoothest I have arc’d with (but clearly not an engine drive). Bobcat 250 is pretty smooth tho. And just got a ranger 250 that is in the shop for a shakedown before I get to use it - (hoping it runs as good as the miler).

[@arosswelding]

Hey if it’s smooth it’s smooth. Lol what’s HTP? I don’t guess I know what that is.

[@pasttime8450]

Don't know my favorite machine yet

[@mischand1698]

Pro 400 with 12 vs arc reach.....running nr 232 ....0.72

[@Carmelldansen4eva2]

I personally like to run a Miller Bobcat 250 diesel that's what I like but I want to try to get a Lincoln

[@arosswelding]

What kind of Lincoln do you think you want to try?

[@Carmelldansen4eva2]

@@arosswelding I'd love to get my hands on a Ranger or a SA 200D

[@arosswelding]

Right on.

[@davidtown6825]

Thank you

[@rolltide2937]

I’ve welded with all them at least once but for downhill the sa-200 with the arc control is by far the best downhill machine ever made, the miller pipe pro is great for all around welding tig mig flux core they do everything well the advantage 300 can be a disadvantage if you trying to stick weld with that crappy piece of junk but it does everything else really great, pretty much all the inverters no matter what brand it is are good if they have a hot start but the ones without it suck when you try to stick weld pipe. Any Lincoln with copper wounding is gonna be your best welding machine for downhill the older the better but not the newer ones that are air cooled they over heat especially if you in south Texas in the summer time!!!!!!! If you got the money to spend the new High Country Lincoln is a go getter but who wants to spend 20,000 when a 300 Diesel will get the job done without all the glitz and glamour !!!!!!!!

[@k9cop998]

Roll Tide I thought so to until I welded with a miller PipePro. By far the PipePro welds the best uphill and downhill. And, I'm a Lincoln man.

[@sethq3676]

60s model Lincoln sa200

[@arosswelding]

It’s hard to be em!

[@crashscbshop]

I love my Miller trailblazer 302

[@arosswelding]

That’s what my bro in law has. He seems to like it.

[@michaeltelschow8528]

Favorite is a diesel swap red face or shorthood

[@heathbudig4568]

Hey welding community! Got question so I came here. Is 31 too old to start welding again? I’ve heard that it’s hard on your body and you can’t do it much past 50. I graduated a welding program about 12 years ago and worked in the industry for about 2 years before I went to college( grass is always greener syndrome) Any way after working behind a desk for a few years I realized I would rather be out in the field. But I don’t know if I’m too old to essentially start over. Thanks in advance

[@arosswelding]

Check out this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2i0i6WApbSFoNk

[@Blue_Collar_Hunter]

Where can I get a mud board? Miller.

[@arosswelding]

I’d just build one. 2x4s and 1x4s. 14” x 48”

[@arosswelding]

What kind of miller do you have?

[@Blue_Collar_Hunter]

Currently a Bobcat. But here shortly I am looking to buy a Miller Pipe Pro 400.

[@arosswelding]

Right on. I like those 400s that’s prob what my next machine will be.

[@sCFADED]

My favorite machine is my 1969 red face, fully rebuilt and stacks metal like no other

[@arosswelding]

That’s a good one. I’m pretty sure that’s what my brother has.

[@sCFADED]

Hope I get to work with ya one day, we’ve been in 798 about the same amount of time

[@royestrada7061]

How can I get a hold of you, I need some advice sir

[@arosswelding]

We are working on a couple of membership, networking/community pages that we hope to launch here in a couple weeks. There will be a couple options of this nature that I think you’ll like. You can get on my email list to get notified if you’d like.

[@arlife6193]

I'm about to get an 1978 Lincoln sa 200,I will let you know if I like it or not in a few months.

[@tennesseetim3752]

I got to test drive a Lincoln sae300 this year and it was the best I have ever welded with

[@arosswelding]

An mp?

[@tennesseetim3752]

yes

[@arosswelding]

The variable change on the main? Or does it have the gears?

[@erikvogt2199]

Sa200 wins for stick in my book! Old school Lincoln CV 400 for flux core.

[@arosswelding]

It’s hard to beat them sa 200s. There’s a reason they are still around like they are.

[@tackit226]

My ranger 250. She's small w 600 hrs.

[@arosswelding]

That’s low HRs though. That’s good. Well, depending on what year it is.

[@tackit226]

Early 2000's. Trailer, oxy/acy tanks, torch and leads. 2800. Good start to practice. Re-sell later for a sa250/200.

[@arosswelding]

Oh ya that’s low HRs for sure. 👌

[@ryankirkland1914]

Sae300 buddy 👊🏻🇺🇲

[@arosswelding]

Shoot ya. 👊🏻

[@RickAShriver]

DOT require's you to secure your load !!!

[@arosswelding]

Ya that’s right

[@CheshiredGrin]

Weld and bolt... Bolt to bed, and use a small angle iron cage that goes over in in a place you don't need. When repairs are needs, simple cut and free. But thief's are not gonna break out the angle grinder to steal a welder on a driveway.

[@ShaneRogers-b1t]

1975 SA 200 blackface

[@Hugobosz99]

Are u in 798