whats my welder

[octo0072000]

ever so vaguely near.

Stan

looks the same to me with the addition of a Euro torch conversion

 

[PTvor]

i ask as i required it through a family member and have no use for it as i have my own one but have used a few times and all seems to work well so was going to sell it on but cant with out
knowing what it is really

If you can show it's working I can't see why you can't sell it and for more than £30 or whatever odd MIG sets sold for spares or repairs go for. You can't really show flattering pictures of it, but do the best you can, and show some welds which you've done with it. Say you believe it's good for 130A, which it probably is, and it's good for light steel such as welding cars. You believe it's a Sealey and is battered but unbowed. Unless a regulator came with it, point out that the regulator and gas bottle are not part of the sale. £50 at least I'd say.

 

[rikrobson]

I think its meant to have a clear plastic cover on the exposed side. I seen to remember one looking like that from Cebora.

 

[Windy Miller]

I think its meant to have a clear plastic cover on the exposed side. I seen to remember one looking like that from Cebora.

Yeah that sounds right - I vaguely remember something like that from years ago...

They did a small Pocket Mig with a plastic cover, so maybe the plastic cover was a feature in more of their stuff?

 

[rikrobson]

thats the one I was thinking of, but it looks diferent ti the OP's one

 

[KemppiFrog]

I think its meant to have a clear plastic cover on the exposed side. I seen to remember one looking like that from Cebora.

My first Mig was a 100amp Telwin and looked generally like that, with a clear plastic cover over the reel and feed.