Will spool gun work with lincoln sp-170t welder
1619716
Sp-170t does not provide the socket where you plug the cable that operates the gun's motor.
1619717
It will not just plug in and work. But you can make it work with a double pole double throw toggle switch and a newer style 4 pin connection on the welder for the gun I did it on my weldpak 3500HD
840994
You'll need a spool gun and a gas tank w/ argon shielding gas (typically 100% argon). This welder comes with the gas tank adapter (hose and regulator).
1105690
It may.. If the diameter is correct where it plugs in to the welder.. It wont work on a miller. Even though miller manufactures the hobart. Good luck.
936006
You can just use a bolt and a nut as spools... you put the nut on the bolt about half way then you thread the bolt into your swingarm then tighten the nut against the swingarm. less then $1 and plenty strong enough!
2028115
Depends upon what you wish to weld. For mild steel, i.e. A36 (hot rolled stuff you might findat a steel place), square steel tube, etc, then er70-6 seems to work fairly well. This presumesyou use gas (argon-Co2 mix). No gas, then flux-core. !0-12 pound spools fit fine - mine currentlyhas one - and there's an adapter for the smaller spools.Aluminum, stainless - that wants the spool gun. Those will wish appropriate wires and shielding gasses-and I've not yet tried THOSE (the metals AND the spool gun.)
589528
I think it will work. It's a large spool and not a cone. I really like this thread. I have all collections.
1318064
Your machine would need to have provisions for a spool gun, or you would need to adapt it to work with what you have. I bought a few parts to use 2 12 volt car batteries, welds aluminum well but the nozzle fell apart pretty quickly, its a consumable though.
241827
The fittings on this unit will work with almost any Bernzomatic torch appliance.I was concerned about this myself but all "panned out"
870844
the size of wire to use is listed most of the time with the welder manual that you are using the spooler with. the smaller units can only use the smaller diameter size wire. when your not sure always use the smaller size wire, that way the wire will flow better, make take a little longer to make the weld. When welding aluminum 1/8 to 1/4 always use pure argon
915778
You can if you get the adapter to use larger spools.http://www.hobartweldshop.com/servlet/the-35/mig-welder-wire-hub/Detail
1051815
I would assume so I have the Hobart 140 but Im pretty sure the hose and fittings are all the same sizes for the smaller 110 volt welders as long as there is a fitting on the back of the welder it should fit
1209797
the spool gun cable is about 7 or 8 feet long. also, you have to realize, that the ground cable is only about 5 feet long........ it is fun to weld aluminum with this... very easy but you cannot weld large pieces of aluminum because the heat penetration is not good enough for huge heavy aluminum pieces.
1797975
I don't know get the model number on the WG 118 and see what kind of spools it takes or what did it take last time
1181665
From what I've read no. Aluminum is too soft to feed through a regular Mig welder. You can buy an aluminum spool gun which hooks up to the tip of the welder but it costs just as much as a welder. Your best bet would probably be to just buy a welder that has the capability of welding both flux wire and aluminum. I found one for an example but you could probably do some more thrift shopping to get a better deal.
258597
It most likely will work with your tool. I have a cheap one from Harbor Freight and it works great.
991225
Not sure I understand your question. If you mean an air operated grease gun I am not sure, this is a hollow needle type fitting that screws onto the Lincoln Grease Gun hose. The threads look to be but I can not confirm, able to screw onto an ordinary flexible or rigid grease gun hose.
1928173
yes metal to metal any light gauge metal not over 1/4 inch good welder..just learn to adjust to the type metal you are useing..also run off a 20 amp breaker