I recently bought a miller 140 to help restore a '77 cj7 jeep. I also boght an auto darkening helmet, which I've never used before. I need a run down on how to use this thing. I don't know which settings are the best, etc....
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Originally posted by 4x4bubba View PostI recently bought a miller 140 to help restore a '77 cj7 jeep. I also boght an auto darkening helmet, which I've never used before. I need a run down on how to use this thing. I don't know which settings are the best, etc....
If your asking for instructions on the 140, go to the tab at the top of this page, labeled "Resources", select "Owner's Manuals" , and then select the 140. You can download it to your computer or print it out. If you need instructions for the helmet, and it's a Miller, Go to the products tab above, and select Helmets, under each model series, there is a video section down on the lower left side of the page, covers what you need to know to get started. HTH.
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I never have had much experience with the auto-darkening hoods, I'm still welding with my old ten dollar Atwoods special. Anyway i did use one at the school I used to go to. I believe they were all a fixed #10 shade and they worked really well. They were the solar powered type, and as long as we remembered to put em in the window when we were done, we never had any problems with being flashed. My dad has one that he uses every day along with his MM251, I think he might use a setting or two lower than a #10, but i'm not for sure.
As far as the welder goes, I've never had any experience with that particular machine, but I have run a 185, a 210, and a couple different 251s. If it runs anywhere as smooth as these machines do, it should be fine.
Hope you enjoy your Jeep project, a little over a year ago i bought a 76 cj7 with the 304 v8 and automatic to drive and restore as i go. Always wanted an old amc jeep, so jumped on this one as soon as i heard about it. Good luck with yours and remember that pics are always welcome here.At Home
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Originally posted by 4x4bubba View PostI recently bought a miller 140 to help restore a '77 cj7 jeep. I also boght an auto darkening helmet, which I've never used before. I need a run down on how to use this thing. I don't know which settings are the best, etc....
Ken
What else is there besides welding and riding. Besides that
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