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Mig Welder Converted To Stick Arc Welder
Don Bragdon, London, Arkansas, recently sent FARM SHOW information about how he converted his old Mig welder to a stick welder.
“The welding wire inside the plastic feed tube on my 20-year-old Harbor Freight Mig welder shorted out, melting the tube and making the welder unusable. A new replacement tube would ha
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Mig Welder Converted To Stick Arc Welder Don Bragdon London Arkansas recently sent FARM SHOW information about how he converted his old Mig welder to a stick welder “The welding wire inside the plastic feed tube on my 20-year-old Harbor Freight Mig welder shorted out melting the tube and making the welder unusable A new replacement tube would have cost almost as much as a new welder ” says Bragdon “Instead I bought a new Mig welder for only $23 more than the cost of the replacement tube and then converted my old Mig to a stick welder I use it to weld light gauge metal that’s 1/8 in thick or less using a 1/16 6013 welding rod Works great ” Bragdon replaced the feed tube with a no 12 hot wire which he hooked up to the welder’s positive lead He also removed the wire welder’s nozzle and replaced it with a welding rod holder He did not modify the negative clamp at all “It works exactly like a conventional stick welder I just push a button to operate it ” says Bragdon “I didn’t spend anything to make the conversion ” Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Don Bragdon 426 Rnd Mtn Ln London Arkansas 72847 ph 479 293-4256; bragdon@centurytel net
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