New Alberta dealer impressed

One of our new Dealers located in Alberta has just received his second order of welders and amongst them was the latest 140st .
He took the time to Email Jean to let her know his impressions upon trying it out on a 15 amp breaker 110V using a 3/32" 7018 .
He compared it very favourably to another small 110v welder he has that sells for considerably more .
With adding the small board to bring the LED readout in line when using 110v and adding the 10'-0" leads has helped to give this small little package just that more apeal.

Cheers

Where about in alberta

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Originally Posted by jerky

Where about in alberta

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he is located in Camrose
you can find his info in our Dealer list.
We will likley be having one other Dealer from Alberta signed up very soon in addition to Eric.
This will also help in getting a Service Centre sorted out for Local purchases of equipment as opposed to the current way of having to repair and service equipment here in Ontario.

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Originally Posted by Titan winch

One of our new Dealers located in Alberta has just received his second order of welders and amongst them was the latest 140st .
He took the time to Email Jean to let her know his impressions upon trying it out on a 15 amp breaker 110V using a 3/32" 7018 .
He compared it very favourably to another small 110v welder he has that sells for considerably more .
With adding the small board to bring the LED readout in line when using 110v and adding the 10'-0" leads has helped to give this small little package just that more apeal.

Cheers

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Just curios, how much difference is there on the read out at 110 on the older units

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Originally Posted by Gerry

Just curios, how much difference is there on the read out at 110 on the older units

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the output is now within 8 amps the old models where out by 45 amps
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