Shit, 4 Bruh. 2 sets in parallel than tie em together in series.

thats too much work for something im going to cut apart and fix at home anyway

If you plan on using it alot make sure you check the duty cycle. Nothing more annoying then welding for 5 minutes then having to let the welder cool down for 5 more minutes. Also if you plan on using it often ide go for a nice lincoln machine. I run mig machines full time and I've run lots of different miller's and lincoln machines, both great but I prefer the Lincoln, I just find they run a Lil smoother.

Also never heard of that brand you mentioned, prolly junk

This post was edited by QtPi on Sep 6 2016 03:20pm

Make sure your breaker panel can handle whatever you buy and you have the right size fuse.

Gotta weld your chevy back together boy???

depends how much you use it. if you plan on welding a lot just dish out the extra dough

Who the hell ?

I'd stay with millers I'm bias though its all I've ever ran. If you have the money its best to get something that'll last cheap welders are exactly what you'll get long term. I like knowing my machines will last past 1 year of projects

Miller or Lincoln, possibly esab... Nothing else.