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This Will be way to big for what u need but i have for sale a big 500 amp cebora

It is a beast, selling cheap as theres not much demand for a big second hand machine

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6 minutes ago, kws said:

I see none of the welders come with gas regulators. Are they all much of a muchness? The websites for that Weldwell one call for a GR101C02, which is https://www.trademe.co.nz/business-farming-industry/industrial/manufacturing-metalwork/welders/auction-1650543665.htm

Do i specifically have to buy that one? I would want a regulator that works with the Bunnings swap out bottles.

Pm me i can get sharp deals on these welders,  they come complete even with wire just grab a bottle and go .

I have one a home its about as big as you can go on single phase 

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I have a regulator in the shed, it's never been used , only fitted to the bottle

Let me know if you get one without a reg. 

It's Italian not cheap spec. There's now wiring so no need to worry about the Italian quality 

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This is the actual machine , is currently setup for alloy.

Ill have to work out a price and sort through all the extras i have for it  , bloody typical havnt used it in nearly a year and go to sell it and now need for a job .

Will be repairing some big alloy trench sheilding

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Out of interest, does anyone use the heated regulators - with the C02 when doing large amounts of welding it freezes up ... ? Pain in the ass

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Have had my co2 reg pretty cold to the touch with a bunch of condensation on the fittings but never to the point that it ices up and prevents gas flow.

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Just ordered one of those Weldwells on sale from Machinaryhouse, along with a decent mask. Just waiting on shipping costs now.

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I had to replace my helmet last year due to a flat battery that couldn't be replaced.

 

the one I have now, I looked for one that has replaceable batteries

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I have a solar charging helmet but after 6 years it wasn't staying dark even after leaving it in direct sunlight, again non-replaceable batteries.
So I popped it open, desoldered the batteries and wired in some button cell holders that I hot glued to the inside of the helmet so now I can replace them, helmet works like a champ again.

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