Gerald
Millermatic 251
Spectrum 300 Plasma
Everlast PowerTig 250EX
Everlast PowerCool W300
Harris / Victor OA
Craftsman 13 Speed Drill Press
ProTools Air/Hydraulic Bender
48" Brake, 72" Brake, 52" Stomp Shear
Mitler Bros. 36" High Throat Bead Roller
Compressor, Notchers, Grinders, etc.
Diabolic,
You can call the 877 955 9353 ext 204
Or you can pm me and I'll send you my cell.
Mark
performance@everlastwelders.com
www.everlastgenerators.com
www.everlastwelders.com
877-755-9353 x204
M-F 9am - 5pm EST
10.3 @ 134mph 1.5 60' DA 7500ft Bandimere speedway
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leUB4PCv0mU
Lincoln PT185
1980's Miller Plasma cutter
Everlast LX225 here and working well.
Well, using the other phone number I ended up getting a hold of Mark. Seems to be a pretty alright guy who was more that willing to talk and not just rush me off the phone.
I ended up ordering the new Power Tig 225LX. It will be about 4 weeks before I see the unit, which is fine by me. I still have my Lincoln to get me by until then (unless that PCB craps out). Then even if I don't like the machine, they will take it back within 30 days. I'm sure I will like it just fine though from everything that I have read. However, I guarantee I will not have a problem ripping on a company that does a piss poor job at anything.
Mark and I were talking about the negative posts made about Everlast. I essentially told him that it is easy to find people talking crap about something or people posting up problems they are having. That is because the people that are not having problems HAVE NO NEED TO POST. Everything is working fine, why would they take the time to post?
When I get my machine, I will do some kind of a write up talking about it. Then when people say that I'm just some brand new poster made by Everlast, I can refer them to my posts and why I decided to get rid of my Lincoln.
Anyone else wondering why I am getting rid of my Lincoln can read this thread on WeldingWeb.com
http://weldingweb.com/showthread.php?t=51168
10.3 @ 134mph 1.5 60' DA 7500ft Bandimere speedway
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leUB4PCv0mU
Lincoln PT185
1980's Miller Plasma cutter
Everlast LX225 here and working well.