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As the title says what pedal do I need to order for my welder the return spring
broke on mine .
I need to know a part number to order.
Is there a replacement spring availablefor purchase to keep my old pedal for a back up.
Here is a pic of the welder.http://i1083.photobucket.com/albums/...g/DSCN1834.jpg
Thanks guys , Jake
I'm sure you could find a replacement spring at McMaster-Carr (www.mcmaster.com), if not a local hardware store.
On older machines it would be best to identify what pot is used before ordering a pedal. It is probably 47K ohm, but best to check. Also does your pedal have the second hand adjust pot for max amperage? Give support a call with the pedal apart in front of you and I'm sure they can fix you up.
I am not sure...is that an Everlast or another company?
I think they were 47K, he can open the pedal and read it off the pot. Maybe post a picture of the pedal. McMater like said or grainger if local to you. Or a local hardware store and just change out the spring.
Probably like the 200PI http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...-pedal-pinouts
Yep everlast will have to see what ohms the pots are . Will do that this evening when I getQuote:
Originally Posted by performance
home from work.
I will check to see if I can find a torsion spring locally or order one but still would like to replace the pedal.
Here is a photo of the side of the welder with the pedal on top.http://i1083.photobucket.com/albums/...g/DSCN1836.jpg