Everlast PowerArc 200STi

[chim]

Finally got to test drive this little machine late this afternoon with some 3/32 7014. I bought it earlier this year, but have been busy with projects. I added "wings" on the blades of an old 5' side discharge Caroni RFM so the deck could be used to blow leaves. Since buying the Millermatic 175 a long time ago, I haven't done any stick welding and was pleasantly surprised how well it went. Easy to get the arc going and quite smooth. Like it!

 

[Mark @ Everlast]

Chim,
Thanks for your report.

 

[dieselscout80]

Can you show a picture of the wings you added.

 

[Ortimber]

I have been researching the Everlast line for several months. For the most part, people are really happy with the machines. I really like the specs on the PowerArc 280STH.

 

[chim]

Can you show a picture of the wings you added.

Here you go. Hard to tell from the angle, but they're about 4"x1-1/2" with a 45* on the inside end. Had it out playing today.

 

[dieselscout80]

Here you go. Hard to tell from the angle, but they're about 4"x1-1/2" with a 45* on the inside end. Had it out playing today.

Thanks, that looks like they work out great! :thumbsup:

 

[antique629]

I think it is DC only so it comes with limitations for me. However, it is a good machine for those who needs it. Good machine means, it has all the features except the AC current.

 

[robertstevenbk]

Everlast powerarc 200sti is one of good tig welding machine i have experienced so far, in my starting career i used miller and everlast machines, everlast welders are always good compare to miller.