Can I make a mount and put my MIG unit up on top of my TIG unit ? Would the Tig running screw with the MIG electronics ?
The MIG is a Lincoln sp170 (220v)
The TIG is a Lincoln Square wave 175 plus
Thanks
Mike Miller snipped-for-privacy@sbcglobal.net
Can I make a mount and put my MIG unit up on top of my TIG unit ? Would the Tig running screw with the MIG electronics ?
The MIG is a Lincoln sp170 (220v)
The TIG is a Lincoln Square wave 175 plus
Thanks
Mike Miller snipped-for-privacy@sbcglobal.net
in our shop, the tig unit sits on top of the mig, has been that way as long as I can remember.
1984?
You going to run them both at once, are you?
GWE
No just need the floor space.
Thanks
Grant wrote: You going to run them both at once, are you? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Mike wrote: No just need the floor space. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I think Grant's point was that there is no way the electronics can interact if one of them is turned off. Now, if we could find a way that a welder that's turned off could be folded up and put away......
Maybe the crane lift eye would puncture a slot into the belly of the one above ? Or are they rack mounted and on rollers - and floating... :-)
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Mike wrote:
Harbor Fright has been selling Sky Hooks....
I need an RC sky hook that has a 2 ton lift - maybe a 5 ton if I dream!
Sky hooks were used in research all the time - standard answer on how things were held up. We used battleships to anchor things down. Sometimes tanks.
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