Posted by rusty6 on August 13, 2020 at 09:11:17 from (142.165.85.156):
In Reply to: Wire or Stick Welder posted by johnyquest69 on August 12, 2020 at 19:27:10:
I bought a Lincoln Mig/wire welder a couple of years ago just for welding old rusty car bodies. All I have used so far is the flux core wire as i didn't want to get into tanks and gas. It works fine for the jobs I wanted it to do. But for ordinary farm repair welding I'll go back to my almost 50 year old Smith Roles stick welder. Its 180 amp which has always been enough for my use. No fan in it to give problems and it has had zero maintenance issues since 1973. Yes, 6011 is the rod I use most. I hated 7018s as they were so hard to strike and hold an arc for any of the jobs I was working on. 7014 left a nice finish but did not have the penetration of 6011s.
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