Hi Andy;
I have a couple questions about my XMT and 64 digital feeder.Does the XMT have an internal hour meter?I ask this because I found out from a miller rep. that my syncrowave 350LX has one.I am thinking about selling my welders to update and since I know that my machines have very low hours,this may help them bring a reasonable selling price.My 4 year old syncrowave has approx. 25 hours on it.Another thing that I was wondering about is calibration on my XMT or my feeder.The volt meter on the XMT will read approx. 3 volts less than the meter on the feeder.I seldom look at the meter on the powersource,since I have meters on the feeder,so it has not been any problem.It is just something that I was always a little curious about.I also want to mention,that I have owned many miller welders over the years,along with a fair amount of other brands and Blue has always been true to me.Though I have had very few problems over the years,My distributor and Miller were always there to take care of it,ASAP.
I have a couple questions about my XMT and 64 digital feeder.Does the XMT have an internal hour meter?I ask this because I found out from a miller rep. that my syncrowave 350LX has one.I am thinking about selling my welders to update and since I know that my machines have very low hours,this may help them bring a reasonable selling price.My 4 year old syncrowave has approx. 25 hours on it.Another thing that I was wondering about is calibration on my XMT or my feeder.The volt meter on the XMT will read approx. 3 volts less than the meter on the feeder.I seldom look at the meter on the powersource,since I have meters on the feeder,so it has not been any problem.It is just something that I was always a little curious about.I also want to mention,that I have owned many miller welders over the years,along with a fair amount of other brands and Blue has always been true to me.Though I have had very few problems over the years,My distributor and Miller were always there to take care of it,ASAP.
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