I have a Mig welding setup with gauges, this is my first ever owning this type. Will this tank work for use with my mig unit?
1416790
Yes. Basically once you own an empty tank you take it to your local welding supply house and exchange it for the gas you need. They can help you with that once they know what you are welding.
1416791
Yes I think this is the perfect tank for you. The size makes it easy to move around. I own three of these tanks. I keep two of them full of 75/25 Ar/CO2 and one with 100% Argon for welding aluminum. I own the Lincoln dual 180 with a spool gun. I don't know what you're welding but I sujest to all of my students to buy this size tank and fill it with 75/25 Ar/CO2 first as this is most commonly used for mild steel and it is all you'll need if you don't weld aluminum. It should only cost $40-60 to fill. Good luck I hope this helps
1678705
I am sure It will get the job done. With enough wire and a grinder. I only posted because I had an issue with them calling it a mig (metal inert gas) welder when it is in fact a flux core welder.
735453
The black part of the gauge screws onto your tank and you screw your grill into the other end. It is "in series" or "in-line" with your propane hose.Also, this gauge works perfectly on my tank. Just make sure you screw it on tightly. I have experienced accurate readings and zero leaks. Highly recommend.
2176514
Its made for a 115v mig.I had to modify it to hold my 190 amp 230v Hobart. It holds my 36" tall bottle (incl valve)Any more than that, it will be overloaded.
177890
Yes, there are threads inside the male brass end. I looked at my old style tank and if I had a coupler that had male threads on each end of it, I could most likely use this gauge to attach my old style tank to my gas grill. I think the threads on the old style tank are the same as the threads inside this gauge? Hope this helps! HW
1822072
I am not sure. I'm sorry I cannot be much help but I would suggest starting with your propane provider or local plumbing store. you are fortunate to have the big tank to draw on. the little 20 pounders don't last too long and very expensive. good luck in your search!
1696074
Dante, it should work. Most Bar BQ use the standard Propane Tank connector which is what this is designed for.This gauge will not say exactly when the Propane Tank will be empty, rather it gives an approximation. In hot weather the pressure increases and in cold weather the pressure decreases, therefore the same amount of Propane will show different levels on the gauge's meter. I have owned this for over a 1 year.
1845299
I bought the GrillPro 11051 Universal Fit Propane Tank Adapter to use with the Brinkmann gauge in Feb 2014 and have been using them together on my 100 gall tank since then.
1120194
Remember it's a 110vac mig welder- you're talking a rated capacity of 3/16" in mig, and 1/4" in fcaw. So structural is pushing it with one of these, since you'll only be able to swing short-circuit transfer on this machine (spray transfer is all but impossible). Miller and Hobart are going to be similar, but the Miller will likely be able to push a longer duty cycle in the real world. I've never tripped the thermal overload on mine, but have had other machines kick off on me. The fit and finish on this unit is really good, on par with the bigger industrial units.
2253879
Sure. You will have to move it from tank to tank. So, it that's not an issue, it will work fine.
1644847
If your line has the same connector as a propane tank. But would recommend a different design since this has a box below it specifically to fit a tank. Not sure if it would fit to your line or not- sorry
2261127
I used the one made for a previous gauge. Think it should be 2 and 1/8 inch diameter. Suggest you contact Moeller to get specifics. I used the Moeller gauge which was compatible with the tank.
94651
I do not know. I have not used my as of yet. The data says you can use it with R-22. Therefore I would start with the connections on the tank and move up the line. Now the tanks, have apparently differently fittings. and this is where you may need to buy the special connectors.
2184284
No / This for an (H) tank. I am well pleased with this regulator, but will not work on (M) tank.. Good Luck to you !!!!!!!!
2014676
i am not an expert by any means.....and although i have not tried it, it was one of the reasons i purchased it....for multi use (exhaust, mower decks, farm equip, etc.) So, if you get the amps right and the correct rod so you don't blow a hole through the thin material, you might be able to do it. Although, i believe a mig welder would be more suited to this application. sorry, i can't give you an experienced answer
338297
yes it will the length of the hose is what you need to consider I had to turn my tank outlet towards the hose to accommodate the indicator because the length so the hose should not kink because of the set up under your grill or what ever you have it set up to you should take that into consideration
768522
It will not work. This tank has screw in connections for compression fitting. You will need to buy an exact replacement for your system just to make sure it will work. Good luck.................