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    Quote Originally Posted by Buzz View Post
    Have you maxed out your welder for any length of time with that cord? I guess being these are inverter based they're a lot easier on the juice. This will be my first inverter and first tig.
    if i recall correctly, it only measured at about 27 amps running all out.
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    My outlet in the garage is a 50 amp along with a 50 amp breaker, the outlet Im wiring now is for the basement but I need to use the same plug so Im going with a 50, also I have left over 6 gauge wire to wire it, just not a lot , thats the reason I was curios how long the cord was. If I ever decide to upgrade the welder It'll be plenty.
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