I need a little help. I have a 211 and both an M100 and M150 gun. I want to make the M100 gun a dedicated .023/.024. The problem is that I recently moved and in the move things got mixed up and now I can't tell which gun is which. The dimensions look identical without taking any measurements. There are no markings that I can find on either one. How can I figure it out? They both currently have the. 035 liner.
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I only have an M100 (my other guns are Bernard and different very old Millers), so no way to compare them with another set of eyes; perhaps someone else has a way to tell. aametalmaster worked for Miller for a while and may have a hint or two, and H80N is the master of web searches. The Link below shows the spec sheet. It appears the sure way would be to accurately weigh them.
https://www.millerwelds.com/~/media/...c/f/ay15-0.pdf
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I've never had any problem running .024 wire through my gun.
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Originally posted by Aeronca41 View PostI only have an M100 (my other guns are Bernard and different very old Millers), so no way to compare them with another set of eyes; perhaps someone else has a way to tell. aametalmaster worked for Miller for a while and may have a hint or two, and H80N is the master of web searches. The Link below shows the spec sheet. It appears the sure way would be to accurately weigh them.
https://www.millerwelds.com/~/media/...c/f/ay15-0.pdf
and possibly a heavier conductor in the conduit....??....that 1.2 lbs difference..?? or typo..??
they seem to share the same consumables and parts..................
I DO like the weighing idea........................... should tell us something
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Originally posted by H80N View Post
Maybe there is no difference other than the wire strain relief spring on the M150.....???
and possibly a heavier conductor in the conduit....??....that 1.2 lbs difference..?? or typo..??
they seem to share the same consumables and parts..................
I DO like the weighing idea........................... should tell us something
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