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Downline, good to see up pop up here! I don't hang out much 'round these parts but good to see you're still upright. Us geezers are grateful for every day! I will be more present soon as I'm getting...

Sorry for late reply, I don't really hang that much here. Yes, I have a dedicated 30A spool gun for the i-mig 200. I only use it for remote jobs so it isn't used a bunch. I have tilted it (exceeded...

It is a disappointment that this setup is absent from the listings on the website. What's up with that? Not functioning as anticipated? I've basically given up as a buyer of that pairing.

Thanks, I appreciate the reply. Why not try a roll of steel wire in your gun? That might tell you something.Try it with argon straight. Boy howdy that it has two taps because for all the world the...

Hi zoama, looking good! No need to efface here, they look fully 'PRO' to me.

I haven't looked at the forum for a long time and glad that I did because of my interest in this machine for to hook...

What you up to Gary? Get a Torchmate? Not much worth reading these days but I do stop by occasionally to see if there is anything interesting.

What is it?

I've said this on several other venues but I want to add a comment in the testimonial area. I bought an imig 200 a couple of years ago and modified it to use a Miller 30A gun. The original concept...

"Other factors also can be responsible for inadequate shielding, such as contaminated shielding gas or hydrocarbon contaminants on the surface of the filler wire or parent material.

But if the...

Ignore the results with 4000 stuff. It seems you have not enough wire for the voltage. These machines that don't have amp/volt meters can be all over the place. Set volts @ 22 and turn the wire up...

zoama, without getting into a useless argument about 'spraying', what voltage are you starting at? Forget the IPM as that is meaningless until you achieve the 'sweet spot'. Strange things happen but...

Gary, I can't follow what you say, but as you say, give it a try. No matter, there is a way to do it the question is the best way. Maybe us 'out of spec' guys will force Everlast to acknowledge a...

"The only way I would know is to try it, unless Everlast can tell me." Ha, ha! C'mon Gary, we know the answer to that!

Actually, if you look at what I did with the imig200 you can use the pin connector to do everything you want. The small problem is that at least on the 200, the wire speed pot does not put out enough...

Thanks for that, it makes sense. The thing is, when hooking up the Miller feeder the only thing that needs to happen is to take control of contactor. The gas, wire speed and run-in are all controlled...

Would that that would be good for me but I'll be hooking whatever supply I choose to an XR box w/30A gun. I really wish that Everlast would get with the program on a real MIG aluminum welder, I think...

Care to tell more? I'm glad this came up as I am going to buy a pulse machine in the near future. When will it appear? Hopefully it's not synergic or at least has an override.

This is off topic a...

You confuse me. You say the MTS250S is a nice machine but then state that you have never used "the MTS250P".

I'm really interested in the 250P to use in my boat building business but try as I...

So tell me....

My 2 cents? Get the i-mig 200. I absolutely love mine, I've done lots of boat work with it and it's my FAV stick machine with 3/32 7018. Having said "lots of boat work" I will qualify that by saying...

So, does anyone have one of these machines? I'd love to hear from anyone that has and especially if used with AL and pulse. Longevity has a unit that seems identical and my attempt to hear about it...

Thanks for that. I like the sound of it, having been burned by main board repair outfits for Miller boards.

Thanks, I don't really know what you mean by "the part not the board"?

OK, thanks I guess that's the end of story then. I was looking to mate the Miller XR box to 250P because I want pulse for AL. If I'm seeing everything correctly and from what you say, that can't...

I'm contemplating buying a i-mig 250P machine. So being somewhat interested in the specifics I hopefully (foolishly) go and try to find them by following the yellow brick road that 'normally' gets...