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No nothing like that, idk what it's doing but generally it's fine. Just takes a 5 min break every 20 mins

Progressive automations has some great stuff, if you want to keep it going a long time then every few years open it up and clean it, regreese it.

These ones at 12v open and close in like 1 second

Haha I just checked that to be sure but no it's both with a switch inside.

Doesn't seem warm at all, only shuts off for maybe 5 mins or less. Like it literally seems like it has a timer in it that after it runs 10 mins strait it shuts off for 2 mins. Unless it has a faulty thermal switch that goes off really low

Anyone here of anything like this?

So on the farm we somtimes burn out a jet pump here and there, usually the shaft seals. Only recently realized they can be fixed and reserected one of the old burcam ones. It works great but has a feature I don't understand. If it runs for a long duration it will randomly just shut off, not...

Sounds good!

That would work yea anything but thoes aweful gear motors.

Not sure if theres any other greenhouse growers on here but one thing we always had issues with is the little motors that open the vents/loovers. They are an ac motor that has tons of little gears and they push open the vents but when powers cut a spring makes the motor retract. They hum and...

Currently I'm stuck using electrode positive for the aluminum. Theres some harmonic in my ac causing a wind that blows my filler rod away. Only need about 40-50 amps, started with 100 and the polarity needed for dc Aluminum meant my tungsten was like byeeeee gone. Surprisingly it worked really...

Haha yea that sounds about right, you can probably stick somthing together with less skill but to actually have a professional grade weld you need a good steady hand for sure

Probably one day :p. The good thing about this welder is however the transformer is setup it never had any trouble starting an arc unless somthing was really dirty. So the scratch start is not aggressive by any means.

I thought I had the polarity right but I guess I can flip it and see. Yes I'm using argon, 15-20 is what everything said to use so I did as well. The main reason I bought the tig torch was so I could repair aluminum pipe but it makes such a nice weld on steel with so much control I will probably...

So I'm learning to tig which sofar is going fairly ok....on steel. I hooked a tig torch with a valve to our stick welder which is a lincon 250 transformer based welder. Steel goes great I get nice smooth welds and I'm happy except for one thing... my tungsten keeps melting even though my...

It would be but I need the full capabilities of a cab tractor for this

That's it all widened out

Oh yes it's all ballasted to the max, see theres the odd rut too which makes it steeper. I know what you mean, definitely to late and with the clay it wouldn't likely work well but I have seen that before.

I'm really curious if anyone else has to do this but our current orchard tractor is the m5n-091, last one was a deere 5083en that fell apart. But we have narrow tractors to fit down the orchard rows because the limbs hang out. But were on a hill so some of our orchards are really tilted like...

Nothing appeared loose, it feels like it's in the trannh