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Bridgeports are awsome and a must have and worth all the hassle of finding one. I have a 1965 series 1 or "J" Head model. I could settle for a chinese lathe if needed but the bridgeport is not negotiable in my opinion. They have many brands that are nothing but copies of bridgeport and you will...

My favorite welder, I pulled one of those for dang near 20 years in the petro/chemical plants and a crapload of others.

AWESOME!!!! You remind me of me. I have mostly old cool machinery, and I prefer it too. I try to dance them up the best I can without going too far. I'm always looking for another pc. Getting hard to find here in NE Mo.

pro form, $62.00 bucks? I've needed one forever and looks like I might try this one. You would think a guy with a machine/welding shop would just make something. I find it alot easier/cheaper/faster just to buy anymore.

Check your contactor.

ssba, have you checked both legs of the outlet or at the breaker box?

if you have the weld joint in good position and it 1/8 or less on steel I just set the dial at like 60 amps and ramp up with the switch on the torch handle and ramp down at the end. you may have to install a remote switch?

flow meter is for a finer or more accurate adjustment. also, it takes a certain IPM of shielding gas to ionize a certain amount of voltage . furthermore, you can actually blow away the molten material if the flow is to high. I prefer and have flow meters on all my welders over regulators as I...