Advice on wire feeder selection

[H80N]

The Miller 252, It might be a little over kill if your talking Home Hobby, stepping down to the next smaller unit would be your best bet.

I own a welding company and am yet to find a job the 252 cant do and I have been doing this 26 years.

Your best resale value will be the 252.

The MM252 would be an excellent choice ...

http://www.millerwelds.com/products/mig/product.php?model=M00218

Could always go one step up from there and get the MM350P.... Really like mine..

[Portable Welder]

The Miller 252, It might be a little over kill if your talking Home Hobby, stepping down to the next smaller unit would be your best bet.

I own a welding company and am yet to find a job the 252 cant do and I have been doing this 26 years.

Your best resale value will be the 252.

[H80N]

Hi all,
i'm new to the forum, this is my first post. I have a Syncrowave 350 and am interested in expanding my skills and capabilities to SMAW and FCAW . Anyone have any thoughts on what wire feeder would work well with my Syncrowave? I do mostly small fabrication and repair jobs, but would like to expand in a few years when I retire from active duty. Thanks.

You asked the same question the other day...

http://www.millerwelds.com/resources/communities/mboard/showthread.php?34263-What-wire-feeder-to-use-with-my-syncrowave-350&p=328960#post328960

answer is the same

The Sync 350 is a Constant Current power supply and would make a very poor supply for MIG.... ideally you want to find a Constant Voltage supply like an XMT or an All in One like a MM200 if you want to run more than just fluxcore...

Yes you can run a Voltage Sensing feeder with a Sync but your results will likely be frustrating and disapointing...

[DIVERDON]

Hi all,
i'm new to the forum, this is my first post. I have a Syncrowave 350 and am interested in expanding my skills and capabilities to SMAW and FCAW . Anyone have any thoughts on what wire feeder would work well with my Syncrowave? I do mostly small fabrication and repair jobs, but would like to expand in a few years when I retire from active duty. Thanks.