Thanks for all the replies guys. I stopped getting notified when the thread was replied to after the 3rd response so I’m just now seeing most of the responses and it’s really good information. I really appreciate you guys taking the time to break it down Barney style for me and giving me the tools t...

What are your long term plans as far as remaining at your current living situation, will you be moving to a place where you'd have 240 in an attached garage? I will be in this house for at least the next 3 years and depending on orders I could be here up to 6 years. I’m stationed in Ventura CA and ...

You’ll find the need for more than 100 amps when welding aluminum. I’d definitely get the dual voltage unit. I guess what I’m saying is if I’m going to need more than 100amps to weld what I want most of the time then I might as well buy the 240v machine as either way I would be needing to run an ex...

First I would like to apologize if this has been covered but I did search and everything I can across was just telling people to get the 240 machine and pony up and get 240 service installed but as you will see that’s not an option for me. I have settled on getting an everlast power pro as I like th...