who knows what his plan is. don't much care; the fact that he barked at the two guys trying to help him out was enough to bark back and believe me I am frequently at odds with them. you have recently decided to try mobile welding. I have the same trailblazer (and a load of other equipment) personally I don't care what makes them tick as long as they keep ticking. you will find as you do more work that your field unit will morph into something that supports the work you do.
here is a photo of the dockside setup I use when there is shore power which there nearly always is because most boats of size require it. (you don't want to go near the little ones...no money).
I also have a complete rig on a trailer and a couple of inverters; 250EX being one. if you were to show up down here with that wacky setup you would be laughed off the job.
miller rules near the water. if you are up in marinette or green bay and see a boatyard take a peek inside if you can.
does this look like a concept drawing?
http://bayweldboats.com/services/new...-9-5%e2%80%b2/
hey, if this guy is from this company I am all ears, just doesn't add up does it.
Yofish 
Originally Posted by fdcmiami
who knows what his plan is. don't much care; the fact that he barked at the two guys trying to help him out was enough to bark back and believe me I am frequently at odds with them. you have recently decided to try mobile welding. I have the same trailblazer (and a load of other equipment) personally I don't care what makes them tick as long as they keep ticking. you will find as you do more work that your field unit will morph into something that supports the work you do.
