Northern Industrial Welders Flux Core 125 115V Flux Cored Welder — 125 Amp Output

im using a 50' 10/3 and it works fine.

I used mine with a heavy gauge 25 ft extention cord with no problems.

I basically do the same thing. I use the heavier wire extension cord with no problems.

Always use the largest cord available... for maximum life of the tool and best quality welds.

Using an extension cord with the Northern Industrial Welders Flux Core 125 115V Flux Cored Welder is not recommended. If an extension cord is necessary, make sure the cord can handle 120 volts and carry 20 amps. The size of the cord will vary depending on the distance being traveled. We would recommend contacting a local electrical supply store to ensure requirements are met.

I am using a 2lb spool (not sure of the brand) and it works fine. Would surmise that it will work just fine as long as it feeds thru the tip and will fit on the reel.

I don't know the spec's on the wire you mention. It is set up for .030" flux core steel wire and will work with .035 (which I prefer) if you change the contact tips. If your wire is either of these and on a 4 or 8" spool it should work.

The Hobart Flux Welding Wire — .030, item number 164890, can be used with the Northern Industrial Flux Core Welder.

it is a continuous feed, it will feed until either you let go of the trigger or the wire runs out, but be mindful of your duty cycle

Feeds the wire from a spool. As long as the trigger is pulled it will feed the wire. Turn the wire feed knob to speed up or slow down the feed.

The wire speed is controlled by a knob on the front of the unit. The wire will begin to feed, at the designated speed, when the trigger on the torch is pulled. The wire feed will stop when the trigger is released.

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It's a standard Tweco-type nozzle, so the Hobart tips work fine. Once you throw some good-quality wire in it, the tips last much longer.

The Hobart wire they sell at NT works great, I use the smaller rolls of .030 wire. Set the tension right and forget about it, just spray and pray.

Parts are available through Northern Tool at 1.800.222.5381. The tips and nozzles available are Northern Industrial brand. The welding wire Northern Tool carries is Hobart brand.

NO, Brass is a non-ferrous materail and this unit will weld only ferrous metals, carbon steel.

no

This welder cannot work on brass. Brass doesn't get welded it gets soldered or brazed.

yes they r available at northern tool stores in a welder kit for northern tool welders

Replacement tips are available for both the Northern Industrial & Hobart welders. See link below for the Northern welders. Call our parts department at 1-800-222-5381 for pricing and availability for Hobart.

Sure will, but be sure to keep the puddle moving. Flux Core gets very hot, so you can blow through if you dawdle.

Be sure to keep ventilated if it's galvanized tubing, too. You don't need to breathe that stuff.

This welder will weld 14 gauge tubing to 14 gauge tubing for fence construction.

The welder has a maximum of 20 AMP draw at 115 volts.

This welder plugs into a standard 110-120 volt power outlet. The welder has a maximum 20 amp draw at 115 volts so the outlet it plugs into must be on a 20 amp protected circuit breaker.

The Northern Industrial Flux Cored Welder is fully backed by Northern Tool with replacement parts available as easy as a call to the Parts Department at 1-800-222-5381.