Picked up some Excalibur & the slag seems real hard to remove, a lot harder that the Hobart 7018 that I was using.
Is that the way it is?
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It's done & painted. Can't remember how to figure the amperage, 60% of the 40-190 range. So I think it should be around 130A kind of high for 3/32 7018 maybe.
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The leads aren't too long 25' ground & maybe 35' for electrode, I've always thought the amperage was low on this welder. Suppose I could try my Thunder bolt & give it a try, I don't think I've ever ran it over 110-115 on 3/32.
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