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Re: Harbor Freight Titanium Flux Core 125 welder [Re: Swamp Wolf] #8629578
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I bought a little MIG 90 Lincoln a year ago…fluxed core is AC, and if I hook up gas it’s dc . Bought the .035 wire sold at Fleet. I think. I welded up 50 3/8” T-bars and haven’t had a weld break yet. I’ve welded just as many D- rings on near the top of kill poles and such. Best investment I have made for a while.

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changing the polarity is easy.

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Re: Harbor Freight Titanium Flux Core 125 welder [Re: BandB] #8629582
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Originally Posted by BandB


I'm not a welder, but according to what I've read on this, not all wire is multipass wire. Something to do with the mixture of the base metal and the alloy in the wire after the first pass. You can weld multiple passes with all of them, but the strength of the weld is affected.


You are correct BandB.

Especially if using to build something where structural integrity is critical for safety....such as building a utility trailer for road use or repairing something that could result in injury if it failed.

It is smart to use the right stuff.

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