New Trail Blzr 301G HF or not

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I just purchased my first weld mach. MILLER Trail.301G. I'm not sure if this machine has ''High Frequency'' capabilities for HF welding sucn as alluminum. Would I have to buy an HF gaget?

[dyn88]

not to bring you down but the 301 has been replaced with a 302 model at about the same price. Also yes you will need an hf unit like the hf-251-d

[tackit]

When your done with the vaselene please put the top on jar tightly and put it up on shelf for the next guy.

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Vasaline

whats the vasaline comment have to do with anything I'm missing the joke?

[Pat]

Eicon,

I believe tackit is referring to the possibility that your dealer stuck you with the out of production model Trailblazer 301G. The Trailblazer 302 has replaced the 301. The 302 has several new features, and is supposedly better than the 301. I don't know if you got stuck, maybe your dealer gave you a good price on the discontinued model. I just purchased a new 302 with the Kohler engine and AC/DC stick capabilities. I havn't used it yet, so I really can't say anything about it except that it is one heavy machine. Mine cost $3380.00, $60.00 for the protective cover, and the dealer threw in 2 boxes of Lincoln welding rods along with a new nozzle for my MM210 gun. I think I got a pretty good deal.

Pat.

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HF suggestions for 301g

dyn88 only thing I found in Millers product list was an Millermatic 251 dont think this is what you are refering to any suggestions where I can find info on HIGH Frequency unit that works with my GREAT 301G
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.

[HAWK]

Eico,

Take a look at this spec sheet. . Also here check out basic features and list price. .

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HAWK U da MAN!

THANKS for your assistance, very much appreciated.

[HAWK]

Eicon,

You are welcome. Don't bother with the HF20!!! It is designed for much larger machines with hihg OCV and high duty cycles. The HF 251 will handle the TB nicely. I had one with my 301G and it was a good combination.