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marioweldinginc

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  1. Mig is easiest to learn but not easiest to master. Agree go with the biggest 110 machine you can get. If you use gas the material must be 100% clean. New material is even better. Flux core mig can be used on dirty metal but if you run gas with it, it will make the welds prettier

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  2. Did you look for a used or new machine? An older Miller is still a great machine. I have 3 Miller 350p machines that are still running strong after 20+ pallets (yes pallets) of 035 wire has been run through them. I run 90/10 gas with excellent weld penetration.

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  3. What voltage are you getting at idle? Did you load test the battery? It might not hold a charge. Check all your connections first. every last one of them. clean em and dielectric grease them. remove your grounds and sand paper the frame underneath. then if you still have a problem let us know.

    I have a 400ex with a 500 kit at 11:1. I run Rotella T6 synthetic diesel oil. I also use 93 octane with Ethanol Shield mixed in.

  4. I agree with xwrench. There should of been a work order created when you dropped off you quad. On that work order should of been what you wanted done no more no less. I had an engine that was taken apart by a previous "Famous race shop" I found a second honest race shop. At the second shop, every time I had work done, a work order was created and signed by me. Even if i wanted to change my mind during the build a new work order was created to reflect those changes. Also on that work order was my price. If the builder ran into a problem and needed to charge me more or less guess what it was on the work order with my signature.

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