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<blockquote data-quote="El arado" data-source="post: 1106974" data-attributes="member: 11443"><p>Tom......Its about time you treated these people with more respect - to use "in my opinion" is a typical salesman's "line". What you do not seem to realise is that these people are farmers first and dam good engineers second; many have to learn how to repair/modify and keep the tack running as a necessity.</p><p>Lets look at the Oxford MIGmaker 180-1, firstly in your ad' you have missed vital information, the OCV, this is an important fact and is directly related to the thickness of material weld capacity. Second, the picture is of a machine with 24 output voltage settings - 6 fine & 4 course. Thirdly the size of the transformer lam's and stack would indicate a 140A (at a respectable duty cycle) machine - 15-20 years ago manufacturer's started to play "the numbers game", yes, you can get 180a out of a 140A machine, but for how long....?. Fourthly, a "genuine Binzel" torch is no great selling feature, if you want a good reliable, robust torch then you should recommend Tregaskiss or Tweeco - the running costs are similar.</p><p>The TFF Parweld is just another inverter made in China - similar to other branded machines - yes it will burn a few sticks, but what thickness will it safely weld.......? Yet again missing fundamental information.</p><p>I have asked you about a Plasma cutter, no answer!!!! Equally nowhere have I seen any information offered regarding the dangers of plasma cutting, there is a thread on TFF regarding safety equipment - where is your input? It is your responsibility as a professional welding distributor to offer sound realistic advice on all aspects connected with your industry and the end-users real needs, "in my opinion" (lol) you fall short!!</p><p>The TallGuy has put forward very constructive and sensible information.</p><p>I'll probably get "booted" for this, but "IMO" (PMSL) do it properly or not at all!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="El arado, post: 1106974, member: 11443"] Tom......Its about time you treated these people with more respect - to use "in my opinion" is a typical salesman's "line". What you do not seem to realise is that these people are farmers first and dam good engineers second; many have to learn how to repair/modify and keep the tack running as a necessity. Lets look at the Oxford MIGmaker 180-1, firstly in your ad' you have missed vital information, the OCV, this is an important fact and is directly related to the thickness of material weld capacity. Second, the picture is of a machine with 24 output voltage settings - 6 fine & 4 course. Thirdly the size of the transformer lam's and stack would indicate a 140A (at a respectable duty cycle) machine - 15-20 years ago manufacturer's started to play "the numbers game", yes, you can get 180a out of a 140A machine, but for how long....?. Fourthly, a "genuine Binzel" torch is no great selling feature, if you want a good reliable, robust torch then you should recommend Tregaskiss or Tweeco - the running costs are similar. The TFF Parweld is just another inverter made in China - similar to other branded machines - yes it will burn a few sticks, but what thickness will it safely weld.......? Yet again missing fundamental information. I have asked you about a Plasma cutter, no answer!!!! Equally nowhere have I seen any information offered regarding the dangers of plasma cutting, there is a thread on TFF regarding safety equipment - where is your input? It is your responsibility as a professional welding distributor to offer sound realistic advice on all aspects connected with your industry and the end-users real needs, "in my opinion" (lol) you fall short!! The TallGuy has put forward very constructive and sensible information. I'll probably get "booted" for this, but "IMO" (PMSL) do it properly or not at all! [/QUOTE]
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