Tires and a Mig Welder

[Sheppo]

Good Afternoon,
I am cleaning for winter.
(2) 235/65-R17 light truck/suv tires like new $100.00

(1) 4 year old brand new in the box Lincoln SP135T mig welder. I paid almost $600.00 and never took it out of the box. Things changed. $400.00

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all things are at my house in Westford, Ma.

[ZX-12R]

About the welder, does the price include a regulator and shield gas bottle? Also, I'm pretty sure it's a 115V unit but does it need any special power requirements like a 20A or 30A circuit?

[Sheppo]

About the welder, does the price include a regulator and shield gas bottle. Also, I'm pretty sure it's a 115V unit but does it need any special power requirements like a 20A or 30A circuit?

It has the regulator, I never even got the bottle. It is a 115V unit. When I had borrowed one in the past I always had a dedicated 20amp plug(circuit) not sure if its needed or not.

The tag on the box says (120/1/60HZ) if that means anything.

[ZX-12R]

The tag on the box says (120/1/60HZ) if that means anything.

That's 120V, single phase, 60Hz power but it doesn't say if it needs a 20A circuit. I'm not the one directly interested in the welder but I have a friend who has been tentatively looking for one in this size range. I'm just trying to get him as much information as possible. The price is very reasonable.

[carsick]

I would buy that welder, and I already have the same model! It certainly works better on 1/4" steel when plugged into a dedicated outlet, but it will weld most lighter stuff with any outlet. No trouble with mine, and I've used it heavily at home and work for years.

[ZX-12R]

I did a little more digging and found that it uses a 15A grounded plug (NEMA Type 5-15p) but requires a 20A circuit if running it at higher power levels.

[Sheppo]

I did a little more digging and found that it uses a 15A grounded plug (NEMA Type 5-15p) but requires a 20A circuit if running it at higher power levels.

Thank you for digging

[Sheppo]

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