Anyone familiar with ESAB Firepower welders?

[Rebeldad1]

Looking at the Firepower FP-200 Mig weighs about 30lbs ESAB 3 year warranty

I am retired and have gone from being a full time certified welder to hardly welding anything at all.
My Last welder is a absolute mint Miller Millermatic 150. very low hours. Looks just like it came out of the box. Used it for building streetrods and only ran .023 wire..

Now with a few exceptions it just sits. Being older handling it is tough. it weighs well over 100lbs.
Looking for a great part time mig thats reliable and easy to move. Would be nice to pick it up and store it on the shelf.

I have a Lincoln Eagle 10,000 for the bigger needs.

Any other migs around 500-700 or so that would be better?
Thanks in Advance!!

 

[Mark @ Everlast]

This is one of their WTL/Chinese lines. I had to look it up to be sure as they are migrating some of their products to India manufacturing.

As far as that goes, you may be interested in one of our Cyclone 200ES units. Or our Cyclone 212. Longer warranty and more features in general.

Cyclone 212 | Everlast Generators

The ruggedly built Cyclone 212 performs like a bigger welder than it really is thanks to the powerful, yet space-saving design that is provided by the modern digital IGBT inverter construction. As both a MIG welder and a Stick welder, the Cyclone 212 takes advantage of every inch of it's new...

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Cyclone 200ES - MIG Welders | Everlast Generators

The all digital Cyclone 200ES is a updated model of the popular Cyclone 200E MIG welder. Don't worry, it still retains all the things of the Cyclone 200E. It's still a good MIG welder with 200A capability, and a 25% duty cycle at 180A. Nothing has changed as far as that goes. However, this new...

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[Rebeldad1]

The 200ES would be great with the added stick capability.
The ESAB doesnt have that though i have a Lincoln Eagle 10,000 for that
Esab is also adding a $150.00 rebate.

Do you have any demo or scratch and dent 200ES to help bring the price down some?

BTW... thanks for getting back