How are you able to hook up a wire feed to it and have it mig weld properly if I don't see a constant voltage switch? I'm literally in the market and it's come down to this machine and the Hobart champion elite 260 as I like the welding output plug that Hobart offers and a little more power on the generator side to plug in my AC/ DC tig welder
The Eagle 10,000 is a CC power source and not made to connect a wire feeder. You can stick weld with up to 225 amps, or you can use it to power an external Lincoln LE31MP, Easy Mig 140, or a Easy Mig 180. As an alternative, have you checked out Lincoln’s Ranger 225? It’s a CV/CV power source so you can also add a wire feeder such as Lincoln's LN-25 or Active8x series of wire feeders. These are wire feeders made to connect to the Ranger 225. The advantage of this is you will have the option of welding with the full output range of the Ranger (225 amps). Hope this helps. Please reply with any other questions. Thanks!
I will get get this one as a starter for me even tho i have been welding for years now but i wont say professional been learning since high and college besides my point this will help me for mig stick and flux core tig welding
Leo, thank you! From what we hear from other Eagle users, we know you will like it. Would you like to join us on Facebook and let other welders see your projects? You can find us here: facebook.com/LincolnElectricRetail/ Happy welding!
Hey Brad, great question. I'm assuming you are referring to the Range 225 because it's comparable to the Eagle. You can stick weld from a Ranger but because they are a CV/CV power source, you can also add a wire feeder, commonly referred to as a suitcase wire feeder. These are units that connect to and get power from an engine driven welder. For example, Lincoln's LN-25 or Active8x series of wire feeders. These sell for $2,400 - $3,000. The advantage of this is you will have the option of welding with the full output range of the Ranger (225 amps for the Ranger 225). The Eagle 10,000 is a CC power source and not made to connect a wire feeder. You can stick weld with up to 225 amps, or you can use it to power a welder for TIG, MIG, and flux-cored applications. If you go this route, the output welding range will depend upon the welder you are using. Around the farm, we think the Eagle 10,000 is good fit. Happy to answer any other question. And please let us know which machine you decided to go with. Thanks
@@LincolnElectricRetail thanks for the fast reply. I just need a stick welder and generator power. No need to add a mig box or tig options to it. Honestly probably going to go with a 250 gtx ranger when lowes or home depot offers their promotional financing around the holidays.
LincolnElectricRetail you guys really need to clear this issue up with the Eagle 10,000 and wire feeders. It says right on the Eagle 10,000 brochure that it can be used with LN series wire feeders. I called your tech support and they told me it couldn’t, I then had the gentleman pull up the brochure and he was stumped. He downloaded the instruction manual for the Eagle 10,000 and it clearly shows you on the manual how to hook up the wire feeder. What’s going on here?
Yes, the Rangers are available. But the Eagle is also an AC generator (9,000 watts) and is a 225 amp DC + - stick welder. Here's a link to the Eagle brochure pdf - lincolnelectricretail.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Eagle-10000-K2343-4-Brochure.pdf
Hey Monroes Welding Thanks for asking. The Eagle 10,000 Plus can power an external TIG machine, such as a Square Wave TIG 200 sold through welding distributors. Or if you shop retail, the LE31MP or 180i MP DV. For the retail products, you would need to add a TIG torch and maybe even a foot pedal. For information on the LE31MP and the 180i and the TIG accessories for them, please visit lincolnelectricretail.com/ Please reply if you have any other questions!
@@LincolnElectricRetail what about mig and flux core welding I need my mobile service to do all due to some customers require code work so I gotta do what the customers want name of the game
@@monroesweldingservices6234 Hey that's great news. To answer your MIG and flux-cored question ... both LE31MP and the Weld-Pak 180i MP DV are multi-process. So MIG, flux-cored and Stick (and aluminum and TIG with additional equipment). The 180i is dual voltage and will give you up to 180 amps when running on 220 v. Wishing you much success!
With the Eagle(TM) 10,000, you can stick weld. It comes with an electrode holder, cable and ground clamp. And with 10,500 watts of surge AC power, you can MIG, flux-cored and basic TIG welding in constant current mode (with optional equipment). For more information about the Eagle, please visit: www.lincolnelectric.com/en/products/k2343-3
Hey TexasTough Carports, We recommend that you do not power two welders at the same time. If needing another engine driven welder for stick, the Lincoln Electric Bull Dog delivers up to 140 amps, and the Outback 185 packs 185 amps of welding power. Wishing you and your team the best.
@@LincolnElectricRetail do you guys ever plan on offering an optional diesel motor for the smaller welders? I know dozens of welders who would pay for the option myself included. Some of us genuinely don't need more than the 250amps we got but would love the better cost per weld ratio of a diesel generator
A diesel powered 250 would be great personally I wouldn't mind paying the extra for convenience of running a diesel truck and welder and savings on fuel too
Sorry you can't find the Eagle at Home Depot. We do not have a definitive date when the Eagle will be back in stock. Have you considered the Ranger? It has similar specs but has CV output capability for Suitcase flux core and MIG welding. Here's the link to the product on the Home Depot site: thd.co/3HvkZEG
Hey Gerardo, the Eagle isn't a good recommendation for 6010. We suggest you check out our stick welding equipment here: www.lincolnelectric.com/en/Products/Equipment/Welding-Equipment/Stick. Hope you find what you are looking for!
Rayo, The Eagle comes with leads for stick welding, but to TIG you will need to connect an external TIG welding machine. If you need to TIG in a remote location, one option is to connect a Lincoln Electric LE31MP, which is a multi-process welder that can MIG, Flux Cored, Stick and TIG (with optional TIG kit). Hope this helps and good luck with your welding!
Angel, Thanks for asking. We suggest you contact our Customer Service staff at 1-888-935-3877. Or send a chat or email from this link: www.lincolnelectric.com/en-us/support/ask-the-experts/Pages/contact-us.aspx They will be happy to help you. Happy welding!
The Lincoln Electric(R) Eagle(TM) 10,000+ delivers 9,000 watts of continuous AC generator, so you can power a TIG welder. It does come with an electrode holder and ground clamp for stick welding, but for any other process, you would need an external welder.
Thanks for asking. We sell through retailers.To find info and a list of retailers for the Eagle, please visit: lincolnelectricretail.com/products/eagle-10000-plus/
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How are you able to hook up a wire feed to it and have it mig weld properly if I don't see a constant voltage switch? I'm literally in the market and it's come down to this machine and the Hobart champion elite 260 as I like the welding output plug that Hobart offers and a little more power on the generator side to plug in my AC/ DC tig welder
The Eagle 10,000 is a CC power source and not made to connect a wire feeder. You can stick weld with up to 225 amps, or you can use it to power an external Lincoln LE31MP, Easy Mig 140, or a Easy Mig 180.
As an alternative, have you checked out Lincoln’s Ranger 225? It’s a CV/CV power source so you can also add a wire feeder such as Lincoln's LN-25 or Active8x series of wire feeders. These are wire feeders made to connect to the Ranger 225. The advantage of this is you will have the option of welding with the full output range of the Ranger (225 amps).
Hope this helps. Please reply with any other questions. Thanks!
@@LincolnElectricRetail thanks it's just that the video is miss leading.
I will get get this one as a starter for me even tho i have been welding for years now but i wont say professional been learning since high and college besides my point this will help me for mig stick and flux core tig welding
Leo, thank you! From what we hear from other Eagle users, we know you will like it.
Would you like to join us on Facebook and let other welders see your projects? You can find us here: facebook.com/LincolnElectricRetail/
Happy welding!
If you won’t the best I dare you to put Lincoln to the test
I read it’s not great for 6010 but what about 6011
Can you explain some of the differences between this and the ranger 225. I'm needing one for farm machinery repair
Hey Brad, great question. I'm assuming you are referring to the Range 225 because it's comparable to the Eagle.
You can stick weld from a Ranger but because they are a CV/CV power source, you can also add a wire feeder, commonly referred to as a suitcase wire feeder. These are units that connect to and get power from an engine driven welder. For example, Lincoln's LN-25 or Active8x series of wire feeders. These sell for $2,400 - $3,000. The advantage of this is you will have the option of welding with the full output range of the Ranger (225 amps for the Ranger 225).
The Eagle 10,000 is a CC power source and not made to connect a wire feeder. You can stick weld with up to 225 amps, or you can use it to power a welder for TIG, MIG, and flux-cored applications. If you go this route, the output welding range will depend upon the welder you are using.
Around the farm, we think the Eagle 10,000 is good fit.
Happy to answer any other question. And please let us know which machine you decided to go with.
Thanks
@@LincolnElectricRetail thanks for the fast reply. I just need a stick welder and generator power. No need to add a mig box or tig options to it. Honestly probably going to go with a 250 gtx ranger when lowes or home depot offers their promotional financing around the holidays.
LincolnElectricRetail you guys really need to clear this issue up with the Eagle 10,000 and wire feeders. It says right on the Eagle 10,000 brochure that it can be used with LN series wire feeders. I called your tech support and they told me it couldn’t, I then had the gentleman pull up the brochure and he was stumped. He downloaded the instruction manual for the Eagle 10,000 and it clearly shows you on the manual how to hook up the wire feeder. What’s going on here?
@@douga9253 Hey Random, thank you for bringing this to our attention. We are working on this now and should have a reply to you soon. Thank you!
LincolnElectricRetail did you get the information about the wire feeder working on the Eagle 10000 plus?
Do they still sell a ranger 10000 or similar these dont have ac settings
Yes, the Rangers are available. But the Eagle is also an AC generator (9,000 watts) and is a 225 amp DC + - stick welder. Here's a link to the Eagle brochure pdf - lincolnelectricretail.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Eagle-10000-K2343-4-Brochure.pdf
what welding rods are best rated for this? particularly 7018 rods
Hey Ray, we recommend 1/8”. Lincoln 7018AC.
Can it run 6010?
Does it Tig weld I'm thinking of buying one next month
Hey Monroes Welding
Thanks for asking. The Eagle 10,000 Plus can power an external TIG machine, such as a Square Wave TIG 200 sold through welding distributors. Or if you shop retail, the LE31MP or 180i MP DV. For the retail products, you would need to add a TIG torch and maybe even a foot pedal. For information on the LE31MP and the 180i and the TIG accessories for them, please visit lincolnelectricretail.com/
Please reply if you have any other questions!
@@LincolnElectricRetail what about mig and flux core welding I need my mobile service to do all due to some customers require code work so I gotta do what the customers want name of the game
@@LincolnElectricRetail but I bought anyway couldn't wait that month 😂😂😂
@@monroesweldingservices6234 Hey that's great news. To answer your MIG and flux-cored question ... both LE31MP and the Weld-Pak 180i MP DV are multi-process. So MIG, flux-cored and Stick (and aluminum and TIG with additional equipment). The 180i is dual voltage and will give you up to 180 amps when running on 220 v.
Wishing you much success!
@@LincolnElectricRetail always been a Miller man want to see why they call these Miller killers for myself
Is this a stick feed or wire feed ...please tell me its a wire feed
With the Eagle(TM) 10,000, you can stick weld. It comes with an electrode holder, cable and ground clamp. And with 10,500 watts of surge AC power, you can MIG, flux-cored and basic TIG welding in constant current mode (with optional equipment). For more information about the Eagle, please visit: www.lincolnelectric.com/en/products/k2343-3
Would it be possible to run another welder simultaneously. Lets say a tombstone welder, both welding at the same time? TIA
Hey TexasTough Carports,
We recommend that you do not power two welders at the same time. If needing another engine driven welder for stick, the Lincoln Electric Bull Dog delivers up to 140 amps, and the Outback 185 packs 185 amps of welding power.
Wishing you and your team the best.
@@LincolnElectricRetail do you guys ever plan on offering an optional diesel motor for the smaller welders?
I know dozens of welders who would pay for the option myself included.
Some of us genuinely don't need more than the 250amps we got but would love the better cost per weld ratio of a diesel generator
A diesel powered 250 would be great personally I wouldn't mind paying the extra for convenience of running a diesel truck and welder and savings on fuel too
Any idea when it will be back in stock at home depot?
Sorry you can't find the Eagle at Home Depot. We do not have a definitive date when the Eagle will be back in stock. Have you considered the Ranger? It has similar specs but has CV output capability for Suitcase flux core and MIG welding. Here's the link to the product on the Home Depot site: thd.co/3HvkZEG
Can it weld 6010 rod
Hey Gerardo, the Eagle isn't a good recommendation for 6010. We suggest you check out our stick welding equipment here: www.lincolnelectric.com/en/Products/Equipment/Welding-Equipment/Stick.
Hope you find what you are looking for!
Can i tig with this?
Rayo, The Eagle comes with leads for stick welding, but to TIG you will need to connect an external TIG welding machine. If you need to TIG in a remote location, one option is to connect a Lincoln Electric LE31MP, which is a multi-process welder that can MIG, Flux Cored, Stick and TIG (with optional TIG kit). Hope this helps and good luck with your welding!
How to do a timing of a lincoln gas welder 225 amp Ranger 8
Angel, Thanks for asking. We suggest you contact our Customer Service staff at 1-888-935-3877. Or send a chat or email from this link: www.lincolnelectric.com/en-us/support/ask-the-experts/Pages/contact-us.aspx
They will be happy to help you.
Happy welding!
Can you weld tig with these machines ?
The Lincoln Electric(R) Eagle(TM) 10,000+ delivers 9,000 watts of continuous AC generator, so you can power a TIG welder. It does come with an electrode holder and ground clamp for stick welding, but for any other process, you would need an external welder.
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Thanks for asking. We sell through retailers.To find info and a list of retailers for the Eagle, please visit: lincolnelectricretail.com/products/eagle-10000-plus/
I bought it and just picked it up on this Monday. I didn't try it yet, but it looks like the Copycat factory product.