Circuit breakers for vintage Load Bank

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Does anyone know offhand what replacement 100A breakers fit an older load bank, the model shown in https://www.millerwelds.com/files/ow.../O849A_MIL.pdf ? I could pop it apart and look for labels, but I'd rather only make it a project once! The miller part number finds absolutely nothing,...

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Depending on the lug and the clamp, you can often put the lug in the clamp where the bare wire would go, put the lug under the head of the bolt that would clamp the wire, or if neither of those work, just drill a hole and use your own bolt to connect the lug to the clamp. Or be fancy and braze a brass...

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As modern dynasty repairs go, that's pretty cheap. You don't want to see the bill for a blown skiip module...

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If you use too small of a hose for the torch (and tip) you have, you can end up needing too high of pressure to get enough flow, which can make adjusting the torch very frustrating, and with acetylene could be a safety hazard. Don't go over 15psi....

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I haven't had any problems, and I've posted plenty of pictures. Let the forum host them instead of using the utter **** that is photobucket.

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I'm pretty fond of the XMT304. They're cheaper to buy and more reliable than the XMT350....

Hi there. I'm sending this in response to your message on my thread about buying broken welders.

I am about to pick up 4 broken XMT 304 machines. The only miller machines I have experience with repairs are the older bobcat NT machines. I have repaired so many Thremal Dynamics and Thermal...

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I have a crappy 1.5hp electric compressor I got for $20 at a yard sale, plugged into the 240v outlet on my bobcat. I don't run a lot of air tools for more than a few seconds at a time....