Holy crap. Been watching this channel on and off for two years. For some reason I thought you were in Wisconsin. Lincoln Park Michigan!! I'm just across the Gordie Howe Bridge from you. Bob Seger had a great lyric in the tune 'Back in 72 about Lincoln Park (although people tell me Allen Park is the crown jewel of Downriver). May come and visit this summer.
Hey!! Awesome!! Thank you for watching! Yes, we have a location right here in Lincoln Park! Also, a few other locations nearby, too! We make the videos in Toledo, OH! Welcome anytime!
You made a video on this a couple years ago and you said it was inverter based😅 thank you forgot about that one I'm not a fan of the 110 volts up front or in the back and the Lincoln's on the ones prior to this the 255 c and all that or the 350 if the machine breaks down I'm sure that the plug won't work unless it's adapted to bypass the circuitry of the circuit board not 100% it's kind of cool cuz you can run a plug off it but you can do that with any welder you can just run 110 volts off half of the transformer and just put a fused GFI plug and you're good
@@garthland Well, when your competition offers that very machine….Miller, ESAB, Weldpro, HTP, many of the Chinese ones come with AC/DC capabilities. Fairly irrelevant whether or not “professional” welders have that or not, many don’t. I can count a ton of pro welders that don’t have AC. And any younger guys looking to get into it, one machine can work for them
Bros get a mic! 🎤 🎤 🎤 🎤 🎤
I echo your suggestion.
Holy crap. Been watching this channel on and off for two years. For some reason I thought you were in Wisconsin. Lincoln Park Michigan!! I'm just across the Gordie Howe Bridge from you. Bob Seger had a great lyric in the tune 'Back in 72 about Lincoln Park (although people tell me Allen Park is the crown jewel of Downriver). May come and visit this summer.
Hey!! Awesome!! Thank you for watching! Yes, we have a location right here in Lincoln Park! Also, a few other locations nearby, too! We make the videos in Toledo, OH! Welcome anytime!
@@BakersGas if you could continue your side by side of the Lincoln 215MPi and the Miller 215 on MIG, Stick and TIG performance that would be great.
@@peters5333 sure we will see what we can do for you! Anything in specific you would like us to show?
@@BakersGas particularly the TIG set ups with pedal
Thank you for the review
Does the 262 have a hot start and crater fill option for aluminum welding?
That’s quite the price difference between the 2 packages😳 spool gun sounds like a better option
Do you think the single drive rollers will be an issue?
Dang, was hoping for lincolns version of the Multimatic 220 in a more affordable package.
You made a video on this a couple years ago and you said it was inverter based😅 thank you forgot about that one I'm not a fan of the 110 volts up front or in the back and the Lincoln's on the ones prior to this the 255 c and all that or the 350 if the machine breaks down I'm sure that the plug won't work unless it's adapted to bypass the circuitry of the circuit board not 100% it's kind of cool cuz you can run a plug off it but you can do that with any welder you can just run 110 volts off half of the transformer and just put a fused GFI plug and you're good
You need to place your microphone closer can't hear anything you say!😢
Lincoln for some reason refuses to make an AC/DC multiprocess. And I don’t understand why. This should have been an AC/DC unit. Oh well
because the only advantage would be aluminum tig-what professional welder doesn't already have that? I own a 350MP and a 260-both amazing machines!
@@garthland Well, when your competition offers that very machine….Miller, ESAB, Weldpro, HTP, many of the Chinese ones come with AC/DC capabilities.
Fairly irrelevant whether or not “professional” welders have that or not, many don’t. I can count a ton of pro welders that don’t have AC. And any younger guys looking to get into it, one machine can work for them