powermaster256 reviews

[chris porter]

where are all the reviews of the 256. the good the bad and the ugly?

[performance]

The PowerMaster 256's have been relatively quiet as far as news makers as far as tech support is concerned. They are roughly equivalent to a 250EX and PP 60, both are excellent models.

[chris porter]

How much is a 256 for a pirate4x4 member to 97501 medford oregon. sorry to post here just didnt know who to email thanks chris

[everlastsupport]

How much is a 256 for a pirate4x4 member to 97501 medford oregon. sorry to post here just didnt know who to email thanks chris

Chris,

email will be sales @ everlastwelders.com

[Oleg]

How much is a 256 for a pirate4x4 member to 97501 medford oregon. sorry to post here just didnt know who to email thanks chris

Chris

I just send you PM with price

thank you

Oleg

[chris porter]

thanks for the quick response. what color are the torches. on the web site there green but everyone in videos are blue. probably matters nothing but i like torches that are green. can i get it that way or not. does it really come with the s45 plasma or with one of the others that have zipped tied on switches. thanks again hope to be able to order one soon. new baby on the way. but it is tax season. just got to convince the wife we really need one. chris

[performance]

Honestly Chris,

The torches were SUPPOSED to be green. The sample photos provided to us are green. I don't know why they are blue. Right now they are blue. They could be purple tomorrow. I guess we could pony up more money to get them dyed green when they are cast, but most people rather have something functional and wouldn't like to fund the extra setup fee through the added cost it would incur to the units. But for 5.99, Krylon makes a rather nice plastic chip resistant enamel paint....in green

The 205 comes with the s-45 which is a 50 amp max torch. The 256 comes with a P-60 Torch which is a higher amp torch. The switch is zipped on. With that said, I was looking at a brand new torch for a Miller XMT 304 for tig, and they were using zipties on it. It looks like that is the direction the industry is heading. I have seen zip tied and velcro for tying on those type switches used by everyone. The P 60 is an excellent and HIGHLY reliable torch, so it is hard to kill a good thing like it even for the sake of the zip ties. The zip ties grip well, and they can be cut off and the switch can be mounted to fit under hand or over hand or adjusted to fit your grip. This is a plus in my book. When I first saw them, I too was like....What in the world? But as I began to examine them, they are sturdy, and allow the torch to be easily chucked up into a cnc cradel or adapted for mechanical use quite easily.