In this “how to” I cover all the information you will need to change the spool of MIG wire on your MIG welder. I use my Lincoln welder as an example but most smaller MIG welders use the same general setup. The little tips I give you in this video will ensure your MIG welder is running smoothly for trouble free welding.
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MIG Welder Basics: https://youtu.be/oT1Hwn2BOKc
How To Write/Draw with a MIG Welder: https://youtu.be/F9lNmbAfiQs
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I have this exact same welder I'm really impressed with how much it can handle even at 110. I had feeding problems and you helped me with a couple things I was doing wrong. Thank you very much
Bout to be buying a welder for at home car projects just wanted to make sure I wasn’t buying a mechanical nightmare.
What size spool can you use in the welder? 10in? 10lbs?
Your machine would probably run smoother with solid wire if you reversed the polarity
Great video. Just what I was looking for I bought a Lincoln le31 don't know anything about welding bought two 300 cubic tanks from offer up played 150$ took them to the shop to be felled the guy said they where both full said I got one hell of a deal .ok now I already had the none gas wire in it I apologize I forgot what it's called. I want to put gas wire in it so pretty much just cutt it in pull it out? Can I still use the wire I'm pulling out? It's a full roll?