2020. 3. 7. 02:19ㆍ카테고리 없음
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I don't remember if they have built in high frequency start. Doubt it, as back then add on HF boxes were pretty common.Here's a manual.Thanks for the input! It is a clean looking unit, but he says he only has cables for mig and arc. Im thinking it might be worth the price but not much of a deal. Price seems a little high, but not out totally unrealistic.
It is a real industrial 230 volt welder, pretty rugged and dependable, but it is probably 30 years old or so. I have an Airco Dipstick 130 or 140, 230 volt mig only machine, probably a little older than that one. Was given to me by my buddy who owns a large body shop, had been their main welder for years till it started acting up, so they bought some new ones. I took it home, blew about 50 lbs of bondo dust out of it, put in a new gun liner, and repainted the outer shell. This was probably 20 years ago, has worked fine since.
Airco Dipstick 160 Owners Manual
Don't use it as much anymore, since I picked up a Lincoln 250 digital mig, but I keep it ready to go with.023 wire for sheetmetal. Does it come with the regulator and tank?Good luck, Jim.