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Amazing welder. I have the 235i with the welding cart and I absolutely love it. It is VERY easy to use, especially if you are new to welding. I made a few attachments for my skid steer with it. Just started trying to do some TIG welding with it.. Solid welder, You're going to get many years out of it.
I know this is an old video but that plug on the wall is both 120 and 240v. Beside two different legs of 120v, it has both a ground and neutral at the plug. You could've left the plug and made an short adapter plug. That plug on the welder is a standard 50 amp bonded plug and is pretty standard on most 240v welders. Nice welder by the way.
Could have made a jumper plug for sure, but this is the only thing I run off that receptacle so figured it’s just better to swap it over. Thanks for watching!
Looks nice Elliot! I want to have my neighbor teach me how to weld. I am interested to see how it works. I have never welded but my wife’s father used to weld the big Trojan buckets in Batavia.
great welders...i bought one and never used it as my old esab is still going strong...i adjust the feed speed and current manually...and at the back of my garage for the last two years sits the unused high spec top model of esab mig welder. i hate using the new one before the old one is toast and greed let me to buy the new one...complicated stuff really i huess. enjoy your welder
@@EverythingElliott thats exactly why i bought my new one and only tig welded aluminium once...its difficult to get used to preparing the tips for a start and a foot pedal is supposed to be the way forward,,,i never bought one of those yet. The small hand mig welder attachment i bought ok and this is nice and light but i never got around to testing it. They are great welders...my old one is the esab c250 and its just amazing....my new one is the 235ic and i only used it once for arc welding and once for TIG...very nice welder...enjoy.. i got an air fed esal 9000 series helmet and this changed things around as you are seldom inhailing the toxic gases from welding.
I mentioned that in the first video I actually use the welder. I ended up getting the proper receptacle for the plug and wired it up, keeping the factory male ends on the machines.
What an awesome piece of kit Elliott, pretty neat they sent that to ya. I’m looking forward to seeing what that machine can really do with the right plug in. Probably the perfect setup to try your hands at tig welding too.👍 Ironically enough I just picked up an ESAB Migmaster 251 just 2 weeks ago🤣. Any idea the difference between a 250 and 251?
That’s generally what an unboxing video is. If you’d like to see it work, I’ve got plenty of videos using it, you can find them under the fabrication playlist on my channel.
Bro you bought a 650 dollar welding cart LOL, WHY? And my god, why is it so much money? I just made a cart for my hobart 210 mvp out of rusty pipes I had laying in my scrap metal pile. I mean yea it took a day but it was free minus 15 dollars for two casters I bought at cheena freight. I have two exploded inverter machines in my shop right now, so I bought a transformer... I am done with inverters for a while. Eventually I will probably buy a millermatic 252 or something similar.
ESAB is one of my sponsors. They provide all of the equipment free of charge, and in return it’s used in videos. Basically product placement. Same as seeing a Pepsi, subway, or John Deere in a movie or tv show. For what I do this unit is plenty, I’m a basic farm welder, not sending anything to space that comes out of my shop.
@@EverythingElliott Ah alright, I do like ESAB, and I can tell looking at the drive rolls on this machine that it is set up for commercial use. The smaller mig welders these days have cheaper drive roll setups. The hobart 210 mvp setup is much smaller than this, however it does work fine. Unfortunately ESAB is made in China now. Hobart is still USA made. Hey ESAB if you see this, move your factory to the USA, we like you.
@@SM-gp2xh my previous ESAB welder was almost 30 years old before it was replaced by this. I'm hoping I have a similar experience with this unit. Also, fun fact of the day: the founder of ESAB invented welding!
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Amazing welder. I have the 235i with the welding cart and I absolutely love it. It is VERY easy to use, especially if you are new to welding. I made a few attachments for my skid steer with it. Just started trying to do some TIG welding with it..
Solid welder, You're going to get many years out of it.
Well my last ESAB was about 30 years old and ran flawlessly so I’m sure this one will as well! I’m excited to get into some tig welding
That’s awesome of Esab to hook you up! I have a 250 mig master also and love it.
It was a super loyal machine, this new unit has some big shoes to fill!
I know this is an old video but that plug on the wall is both 120 and 240v. Beside two different legs of 120v, it has both a ground and neutral at the plug. You could've left the plug and made an short adapter plug. That plug on the welder is a standard 50 amp bonded plug and is pretty standard on most 240v welders. Nice welder by the way.
Could have made a jumper plug for sure, but this is the only thing I run off that receptacle so figured it’s just better to swap it over. Thanks for watching!
Very nice welder Elliott that’s quite the MACHINE
MACHINE.
That's a good deal! Happy welding!
I’m pretty excited to give it a run for its money!
Looks nice Elliot! I want to have my neighbor teach me how to weld. I am interested to see how it works. I have never welded but my wife’s father used to weld the big Trojan buckets in Batavia.
No time like the present! go buy a welder and start sticking some metal together!
great welders...i bought one and never used it as my old esab is still going strong...i adjust the feed speed and current manually...and at the back of my garage for the last two years sits the unused high spec top model of esab mig welder. i hate using the new one before the old one is toast and greed let me to buy the new one...complicated stuff really i huess. enjoy your welder
The added tig feature is what I’m excited about. I’d love to teach myself how to tig weld!
@@EverythingElliott thats exactly why i bought my new one and only tig welded aluminium once...its difficult to get used to preparing the tips for a start and a foot pedal is supposed to be the way forward,,,i never bought one of those yet. The small hand mig welder attachment i bought ok and this is nice and light but i never got around to testing it. They are great welders...my old one is the esab c250 and its just amazing....my new one is the 235ic and i only used it once for arc welding and once for TIG...very nice welder...enjoy.. i got an air fed esal 9000 series helmet and this changed things around as you are seldom inhailing the toxic gases from welding.
7:36 either replace the receptical or replace the cord. I vote installing a 3 prong receptacle right next to the 4 prong and just having both
went with the 3 prong to make life easy, I didnt want to add another 220 run off the box
5:31 it's even got cup holders!!
They make adapters for the plug , I found some at a RV dealer
Yeah, I know that but I’d rather have it correct. I have to make an extension cord so I might as well buy the right ends
please give update on how you solve 240v plug issue
I mentioned that in the first video I actually use the welder. I ended up getting the proper receptacle for the plug and wired it up, keeping the factory male ends on the machines.
@EverythingElliott are satisfied with the multi process welder.
@@HH-cw1tl Yeah I love it! I havent stick welded with it yet, but mig and tig work great!
Sweet welder!👍👍
Thank you! I'm excited to give it a go!
That looks like a nice welder. Something I'd like to learn how to do 😂😂🍻🍻
I am no professional welder, but they are super handy tools to have around!
What an awesome piece of kit Elliott, pretty neat they sent that to ya. I’m looking forward to seeing what that machine can really do with the right plug in. Probably the perfect setup to try your hands at tig welding too.👍
Ironically enough I just picked up an ESAB Migmaster 251 just 2 weeks ago🤣. Any idea the difference between a 250 and 251?
1...1 is the difference between the 250 and 251...haha I have absolutely no clue! I can't wait to start tig welding!
@@EverythingElliott 🤣😂
You can buy a 3-prong to 4-prong adapter ($50).
I ended up purchasing the correct plugs and receptacles. I needed to make an extension cord for it, figure I’d make it correct
I have a mig . Tig and a stick welder’s don’t think I need a nother one 😊😊
But more is always better, right?
Now it just needs a plasma cutter
Imagine if they figured out how to integrate that into the welder. That would be pretty cool
@@EverythingElliott 👍
0:03 hahahahahahaha!!!!😂😂
Keep those salt bags stick them in tool box draws to keep tools from rusting
That’s a pretty good idea! I’ve never thought of that!
8:00
First 8 min is unboxing.
30 sec user interface.
1 min outro.
🙄
That’s generally what an unboxing video is. If you’d like to see it work, I’ve got plenty of videos using it, you can find them under the fabrication playlist on my channel.
Why are you asking for instructions for the cart when you throw all the others on the floor (i.e., indication they are useless)? 🤣
Honestly…that’s a great question. One of life’s mysteries…
I would Not buy this welder I have mine and one day it just stopped working right when warranty was up !
My Lincoln has never let me down.
Sorry you had that experience. My
Old ESAB was going on 30 years old and ran like a top. Maybe you got a dud?
Send one to me I’ll show you a real review 52 years experience… just saying
My old Migmaster 250 is for sale! cmon get it!
Bro you bought a 650 dollar welding cart LOL, WHY? And my god, why is it so much money?
I just made a cart for my hobart 210 mvp out of rusty pipes I had laying in my scrap metal pile. I mean yea it took a day but it was free minus 15 dollars for two casters I bought at cheena freight.
I have two exploded inverter machines in my shop right now, so I bought a transformer... I am done with inverters for a while.
Eventually I will probably buy a millermatic 252 or something similar.
ESAB is one of my sponsors. They provide all of the equipment free of charge, and in return it’s used in videos. Basically product placement. Same as seeing a Pepsi, subway, or John Deere in a movie or tv show. For what I do this unit is plenty, I’m a basic farm welder, not sending anything to space that comes out of my shop.
@@EverythingElliott Ah alright, I do like ESAB, and I can tell looking at the drive rolls on this machine that it is set up for commercial use. The smaller mig welders these days have cheaper drive roll setups. The hobart 210 mvp setup is much smaller than this, however it does work fine.
Unfortunately ESAB is made in China now. Hobart is still USA made.
Hey ESAB if you see this, move your factory to the USA, we like you.
@@SM-gp2xh my previous ESAB welder was almost 30 years old before it was replaced by this. I'm hoping I have a similar experience with this unit. Also, fun fact of the day: the founder of ESAB invented welding!