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Eastwood MIG Welder 250 Amp - Welding Sheet Metal to 1/2" Steel Plate!

In this video, product manager Andy shows you the new Eastwood MIG 250 welder, which is just as capable as the other big boys in this welder category. Buy at Eastwood: http://www.eastwood.com/mig-250.html?... In fact, the Eastwood MIG 250 surpasses these welders with an awesome Duty Cycle of 60% at 250 amps. Plus it operates on either 120 or 240 volts and can weld aluminum with a spool gun. MIG 250 Powerful, lightweight 250 amp MIG welder at a DIY friendly price Eastwood designed this 250 amp MIG welder from the ground up to be powerful, easy to use, and inexpensive. With its state of the art inverter technology, it weighs1/2 as much as similar welders and costs1/2 as much too. But it still delivers all the power you will ever need to weld steel up to a1/2 inch thick and aluminum up to 1/4" thick, with a 60% duty cycle at its full 250 amp setting. Plus, with the efficiency of the inverter and the ability to run on 120v or 240v, you can easily take it to the race track or job site and run it off a generator. It also has infinite adjustability of both its voltage and wire feed speed settings, can take both 4 inch and 8 inch diameter spools, and feed steel, stainless or flux core wire from .023” to .045”. Add the optional spool gun and weld aluminum like a pro too. 120 or 240 volt powered Infinitely adjustable 30-250 amp welding range 60% duty cycle at 250 amp setting Weighs just 66 lbs Torch cable Length 10 feet Ground cable length 10 feet State of the art inverter technology Uses 4 in or 8 in wire spool Optional spool gun for aluminum wire 3 year warranty Eastwood has everything you need to do the job right when you're restoring your car truck or motorcycle - welders, plasma cutters, paint and paint guns, soda and abrasive blasters, hand tools, metal fab tools, rust solutions, powder coating supplies, specialty tools and more. Since 1978. Are YOU an Eastwood Guy?