I picked up this Ranger 250 welder on FB Marketplace, let’s build a welding rig!
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0:00 Lincoln Electric Ranger 250
3:534 What’s wrong with the welder?
4:47 Will it weld?
14:06 Welding trailer
15:16 Two computers…
17:04 Mobile welding cabinet
18:54 Finding centre of gravity
22:46 Paint it black
25:47 Final assembly
30:00 What’s next?
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Rich , that was cool that you thought to test the welding lead after you had turned the machine off and it was winding down. You got awesome troubleshooting instincts.
The hydraulics on that skid loader are awesome. They haven't drooped a bit
Definitely should do an old Fargo!! Don't see those very often
new strategy has been realized .. trucks are expensive, used mini-vans are cheap and plentiful
Sweet little setup
Did you look it up on YouTube
The second computer is the the one with the big red capacitors mounted to the giant heat sink on the other side of the center baffle. The one that was replaced is the control board or basically the low power brain of the welder. The other one is called the chopper assembly and does all the high power grunt work of the weld power. The chopper assembly can be thought of basically like a simple inverter welder.
Great machine. Run one to this day.
its worse when those wire wheels start to shed into your arms and shirt then your sitting later and still picking the wire out your Tshirt or hands
get a water proof cover on the welder saves all that salt and moisture getting into the electrics
Ritch let vince do the stick welding please LOL
That is why I like miller you call tech and they will walk you through diagnosing the welder.