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I have to thank you for reuploading some older content, I was quite jung when I first watched you videos in 2012 or so. You Answered so many questions. Anyways, long live Chukee2009 and greetings from germany!
I would say they are both an almost same level. Fronius is the nr. 1 from Austria, Lorch one of the best in Germany (there are more brands in Germany, therfore "one of the best")
@@Ratkill9000 i know! Other brands most of the chill was removed/re edited 😂😂😂 Its all good, i an not hating on him…. If i had a bunch of videos to (re)post that i put blood sweat and tears into …. I would post them all!
I got an Amico ct160 I welded with 175 feet of cord into 110v with 1/8 7018 at 115 amps no problems. I really can't believe how the machine preforms for an Amazon $200 at this point it almost 5 years old no problems
@@HarryPrevost Go into settings(L2)and make sure the right size fuse is selected, these can go 16A fuse-which will give you full output, on 13A-not sure,
@@chrisparker9886 you are welcome to your opinion. I personally would take a Miller or Lincoln welder over any other brand. And to my (admittedly limited) knowledge, both Miller and Lincoln are still manufactured in America.
@@chrisparker9886 you are both correct and incorrect. Miller Electric is 100% made in America. Lincoln Electric have manufacturing facilities around the world... including America. And the headquarters for both companies, are in America.
@@willhorting5317 Miller is ASSEMBLED in the US, not made! You should do some research before you comment on things that you don't know about! Miller even talks about this exact subject on multiple forums and articles. 🥴
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KNIPEX German Made Pliers-Wrench:
amzn.to/35fchvN
OTC Slide-Hammer Kit:
amzn.to/3p7mq4Q
Carbide Burrs - An Affordable Set That’ll Last:
amzn.to/2VsxTgH
SUNGLASSES I WEAR - Quality at twice the price:
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Please torture test the Fronius 180 transpocket.
I have to thank you for reuploading some older content, I was quite jung when I first watched you videos in 2012 or so. You Answered so many questions.
Anyways, long live Chukee2009 and greetings from germany!
transpocket180 is badass machine
Nice Machine. At Work we got "Lorch Micorstick 160 cel", they're advertised even for extension cords up to 200 meters or 650 ft. ;)
I would say they are both an almost same level. Fronius is the nr. 1 from Austria, Lorch one of the best in Germany (there are more brands in Germany, therfore "one of the best")
@@LukasZ92.EWM bro, but quite expensive!
Taking stretches stress test. Thank you.
Here we go, chilling again …
When will you start to live stream sunday services ?
This was a 2016 shill video.
@@Ratkill9000 i know! Other brands most of the chill was removed/re edited 😂😂😂
Its all good, i an not hating on him…. If i had a bunch of videos to (re)post that i put blood sweat and tears into …. I would post them all!
I’ve had I’ve had fronius 140 for 30 years working every day working off 13 amp fuse
I used 250ft of cord on mine they are made to run on 300ft
I got an Amico ct160 I welded with 175 feet of cord into 110v with 1/8 7018 at 115 amps no problems. I really can't believe how the machine preforms for an Amazon $200 at this point it almost 5 years old no problems
What Amp does the wall plug have?
@@dwiltd 30 amps
Does it make a lot of difference between 180A and 150A? does it mean the 150 would struggle with 4mm rods? (equating to 8mm steel?)
My Canaweld 120/240 160 D will reach 165 ft b4 loosing power...........
What brand and model is the generator?
This is a great machine, but the only feature I really want is arc force. I run xmt 304s at work and I leave arc force at 70% for all rods
Can you actually run as much as 300ft of normal extension cord for it?
@@dwiltdYes you can. The manual says more than 100 meters.
it can weld with 100 metes extcord
What is cell option in this machine ???
For 6010/6011 rods, few welders can muscle them.
hello, we couldn't decide on the selection of fronius transpocket 180 and lincoln 161s cellulosic source, can you help me?
Fronius for sure!
Its hard to explain just how good the arc is on a Fronius, nothing welds like it.
I own one. Will never use another manufacturer.
First!
Why does it only go to 85 amps on stick ? Will not go past that …
It goes to 180A
@@engjds mine will only go to 85 amp. Right outta the box.
@@HarryPrevost Go into settings(L2)and make sure the right size fuse is selected, these can go 16A fuse-which will give you full output, on 13A-not sure,
For The RicH boY WeldeRs.!
Buy American!!
There's no decent welders made in the USA! 🤣
@@chrisparker9886 you are welcome to your opinion.
I personally would take a Miller or Lincoln welder over any other brand.
And to my (admittedly limited) knowledge, both Miller and Lincoln are still manufactured in America.
@@willhorting5317 They are not made in the US! 🤣
@@chrisparker9886 you are both correct and incorrect.
Miller Electric is 100% made in America.
Lincoln Electric have manufacturing facilities around the world... including America.
And the headquarters for both companies, are in America.
@@willhorting5317 Miller is ASSEMBLED in the US, not made! You should do some research before you comment on things that you don't know about! Miller even talks about this exact subject on multiple forums and articles. 🥴