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  • aametalmaster
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    I too was thinking weigh them. They used to have a code with diamonds on the cable. I would pick one and put a small liner in it...Bob

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  • Aeronca41
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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
    Agree--I'm guessing just a heavier conductor for carrying 150 amps vs. 100. With all the same consumables, I can't see what other difference there could be, especially with them looking identical.

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  • H80N
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    Originally posted by Aeronca41 View Post
    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
    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
    Last edited by H80N; 10-31-2016, 11:59 AM.

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  • Broccoli1
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    I've never had any problem running .024 wire through my gun.

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  • Aeronca41
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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
    Last edited by Aeronca41; 10-31-2016, 04:18 AM. Reason: correct data

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  • mikemuirhead
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    M100 and M150 guns dumb question

    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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