You can't kill a miller

[J.D.Mc.]

This is about a 8,000Lb. can that I hit with a 48' can the blue oen in the back

[MAC702]

Dude, jackstands are way cheaper...

[HMW]

Miller should use that as advetisement

[wireburner]

that is miller abuse , j/k see how tough they are

[Bert]

I agree with HMW!!! Maybe if they use it, they'll give you at least a pair of gloves or a jacket!!!!

[wireburner]

I agree with HMW!!! Maybe if they use it, they'll give you at least a pair of gloves or a jacket!!!!

If your LUCKY!!! J/K

[JimYoung]

Yea thats better than the pickup truck add ... "MILLER TOUGH" "IF IT CAN'T BE WELDED WE WILL HOLD IT UP"
"MILLER MEANS BRUTAL FORCE" haaa we could just keep adding these .... but on the other hand ... what terrible abuse of a beautiful machine..
Jim

[J.D.Mc.]

[Blackbird455]

Yeah I agree, workstands are much better suited for this sort of thing!!!

[tacmig]

Oh man..,,

That's full out abuse for Pete's sakes! Leave that dumpster alone! But be careful, someone in red might say "well someone finally found a good use for a Miller"

TacMig

[J hall]

Yeah I agree, workstands are much better suited for this sort of thing!!!

But, if you have a couple dead Millers around, you might as well get some good out of them.

[Blackbird455]

Now Jeff,

We all know there Is NO SUCH THING as a dead Miller

[welderman23]

well the millers do weld well under loads


just beat out the dent and repaint the jack stand

[KBar]

You should have blocked the welder up a little, looks like the dumpster is leaning downhill

Miller is a tough machine. The last welding instructor I had bought a truckload of Millers from New Orleans 2 years ago that were underwater, bought them real cheap, tore the covers off, power washed them and left them sit to dry, put them back together, worked great afterwards.

[Vicegrip]

Remember, don't change the settings while under load!