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PowerTig unit came with the foot petal (apparently rare) included - the controls are all useful and it works well - thin AC work is difficult as the current can not go super low in AC modeYou can also use stick with this unit and the polarity is reversibleAC frequency control can be a godsend in certain applicationsOther economy TIG units have tons of knobs and switches - read the reviews, most are useless to the average hobby welder and are just set and forget anywayEverything on this unit is usefulMany of the *** welders have non-linear foot controls (read the longevity reviews and you will see what I mean), and use the same crappy design which electrically can never be linear (I looked into it) - this one is truly linearOnly wish would be for more current control of AC current at the low endPreviously I purchased an Eastwood/Longevity unit - returned it to buy this unit --very happy I didTIG torch is a run of the mill *** unit - regulator is better than the Eastwood/Longevity unit

I purchased my welder on 3/and didn't get an opportunity to use it until JuneIt worked for approximately hour before it brokeI shipped it to the Everlast service center on my own money on June the It has been there ever since

Buy once cry onceThis is a great PowerTig 200dv welder at a great price with all the advanced features like pulse, HF start, and 300Hz AC welding for really tight weldsComes standard with a SR-torch connected to a ft superflex cable which is a nice upgrade over standard cablesLike with any welder you should buy some gas lenses if you want better gas coverageYou should also think about buying a smaller series torch for work under amps

I got this unit for my Everlast PowerTig250EX with a WPTorchThe cooler is very largeThe unit didn't work at firstI had to physically turn the motor by hand a few turns with it powered up for the motor to even start upOnce it started running I haven't had an issue with it not wanting to start when I turned on the powerThe plug on this goes into the Everlast welder and won't plug into a wall outlet unless you wanted to change out the plugAlso the cooler line fittings come with worm gear clampsI suggest you not use them and get a better clamp that won't cut into your water linesI'm not using any clamp and the barbs on the fittings don't leak
It is fairly quietIt's not silent but the Everlast welder is louder than the water cooler so other people saying it's to loud just doesn't make senseIf the welder is turned on you won't notice any extra noise really generated by the water coolerThe welder does power this even with the welder turned off so you have to turn off the unit with the front panel switchAlso my unit has the cooler lines on the right side and the power switch on the left which is backwards from the picutreI'm hoping that the no stainitially doesn't come around to bite me and have it die prematurly

Advertising, Fraudulent and Deceptive trade practicesIntentionally swapping item numbers the benefit of the company not the customer
On January 27, I made a purchase from Everlast Welders through Home DepotPrior to making the purchase I spoke with ***(***)*** to receive information on the product so I could make the right selectionI ordered and spent with Home Depot exactly what he required to provide me with a Power IMIG 250PThese items are listed as available on their website as well as Home DepotsWhile speaking with ***, he informed me that the Power IMIG 250P would be replaced with a Power IMIG 275P as this was replacement modelThe cost of the unit is They shipped me a Power IMIG 275S at a cost of and it a unit with less features than I purchasedNot only are they advertising units they dont have, they are supplementing lesser value items in favor of the companySince this has happened to me, I did a little research only to

Purchased via Amazon on August 24, for $1,Machine failed on November 2, Obtained return authorization from *** at EverlastShipped back at my expense for $on March 2, Heard nothing, so called on June 21, - months laterThey told me it would be done by July 1, Heard nothing, so called on July 15, They told me it was next on the benchI just got done reading through the other Revdex.com complaints and it sounds like this is exactly the problem that others have experiencedWe had to buy a different Plasma cutter from another company to get us byMy business has LOST money since we have been down a Plasma cutterNot to mention that we have spent $1,between the purchase and shipment to be repairedThis is unacceptable

I purchased an Everlast powertig 210EXT tig welder in March The reason why I chose Everlast was because of their advertised year warrantyMy welder stopped working January 27th 2016, I called technically support on February 2nd, I spoke to *** at everlast tech support who instructed me to mail it in for repair- I sent it in that dayI called two weeks later in Mid February to inquire on the status, I spoke to *** againHe informed me it is estimated to be ready the second week of March "We are backed up weeks"I called in March (spoke to *** again) and was told it is estimated to be completed now the second week of AprilThat time again came and went, I called again last week and again was told by *** "not ready"I sent my welder in February 2016, *** at Everlast confirmed receipt on Feb 9th, it is now May 3rd and my product has yet to be repaired under their warranty agreementI have called multiple times and spoken to *** at EverlastWaiting more than

So far going to give it stars for PowerMTSI havent ran it on as of yet (need to wire up a plug) but so far on no problemsBought this machine to replace my hobart handler Was a good machine but I do alot of off road fabrication whether it be axle trusses to roll barsSo wanted the extra powerAlso wanted to get my hands on a tig set up without breaking the bankYes it is d/c only but I don't plan on doing any aluminumAlright so heres the goodsdecent price, as long as it holds upTBD
TIG and MIG torches are nice, based off my experience with a handful of millers and the hobarthas a nice foot pedal, little tall but not one of those little cheap ones with a flap comin off a boxAlso has a switch on the tig torch so seperate tig controls which is niceComes with a couple of consumables for the tig torchand includes a ball regulatorSo here are the cons that I have so farI got my unit it had a small small dent in the back of the machine, didnt have instructions or any paperwork, the stick lead had a stripped screw holding the little protector cover over the clamp (not a big deal as I dont plan on using it) two tig cups both a number would have liked to have had two different onesAnd my biggest complaint on the unit is that it didn't come with the consumables for the mig torch, no difuser and no tip, and no one local carries it so I have to order it onlineTook it down to one of the welding supply stores ARCand they dont want to deal with you unless you have a business acount or own a big miller or lincolnAnd air gas couldnt help eaitherNo one around me is familiar it seems with the European style torchesBut reguardless, would have rather had that for mig than some of the consumables for the tigAlso I dont know why the power switch is always on the back of the machineBut still all in all seems pretty good for the money