TB 44G and WC-2 HELP

[welderrepairman]

automatic cold feed tig

A few years back I built a cold feed tig for a guy that welded titanium tubes. here are a few picks. the controls controlled the weave, rotation, speed of wire, amperage, and gases. It can be done it is just matching what you want to your process and figuring out...

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Now that is determination

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I got one in the shop right now with 6500 hrs on it. the breather gasket had been leaking by. I replaced both gasket and filter, fixed the problem.

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Cruizer

thanks for the reply, thats is exactly what is happening can you give me a little guidance on where to place the jumper I am looking at the prints and I just cant see it. either terminal or wire numbers and thanks again

[welderrepairman]

I have a trailblazer 44G (HK332045) with a millermatic WC-2 (JF878095) connected. what is happening is that when he stikes an arc the wire burns back and the wirefeed motor slows to a stop the arc goes out the wirefeed starts back up and creates another arc. It repeats this as long as the triger is...

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we only 4 or 5 engine drive welders and they are getting rid of them. i am just trying to make sure i dont over pay

thanks

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I got a chance to get a trailblazer 300d with a kubota serial # LB and I am wondering what is a good fair price to offer the man. it has 2400 hrs on it

thanks
scott

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epoxy coat

I put down an epoxy paint when i did my shop. now it does not look like any more but it holds up great so far with cutting and welding sparks. gets a little slippery when wet though...

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keg fire pit

heres one that i did tinkering around in the shop. I used an old keg that had been laying around, God do they stink when you open them them up. use anything but be safe doing it....

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not really sure about your area, but here in south texas that is a steall for 1800 bucks.

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That is the best set up for a bike trailer that i have seen. make sure you post pics when ur done. cant wait

[welderrepairman]

By the way you are describing the way the chirping and buzzing going on are happening. Is that your control board is not knowing you are starting an arc and reacting to an increased load, might be an issue. Just to throw out there also. BDR can you read the actual voltage when you are starting an arc?...

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Lets us know what you find out BDR.

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the serial # is JC598225 so it makes it a 1982 model

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enplk

your right other than blowing it out not much maintenance. The only other thing these machines need is to clean the brushes and the copper they come into contact with and thats about it and check the diodes from time to time. everyone i have talked like these machines for aluminum...