Best Onboard Welder

[GrillMaster]

What's the best one out there for under a grand?

http://www.premierpowerwelder.com/ppw_about.html

 

[GrillMaster]

Nobody runs one or has used one?

 

[RajinCajun]

Seen the premeir used several times at Katemcy on a couple different rigs. Never struck an arc with them myself, but they seemed to do what was needed. I am a firm believer in you get what you pay for so the PPW will be what I get.

Mike

 

[elarsen]

The premier is an excellent welder. The high frequency really helps out. Since I am cheap I just run a 95 amp externally regulated Ford weldernator. (I run 2 alternators). Never let me down.

 

[Bronchole]

I love my Readywelder.

 

[RRRAAAYYY2]

Hehr Power was the only name used in construction for most of the 70-90's. First three floors of the CN Tower done with one we sold.

 

[WILDHORSES]

What's the best one out there for under a grand?

http://www.premierpowerwelder.com/ppw_about.html

Ran one in the Mare for years. It worked flawlessly. Sold it a few years ago. I'm thinking about getting another.

 

[fungus]

The Ready Welder is a pretty slick setup too!

http://www.readywelder.com/

 

[Thomas H.]

my PPW is ready to go just never used it also it can has a 110volt outlet for drills and grinders, also it comes with a throttle control that can be a curse control.

it also can charge dead batterys / jump start with the welding leads ( 25 foot )

btw it come with a upgraded alternator it you have not upgraded al ready

also their tech suport is very good

ps with a aluminum gun you can do alu.

 

[Rockit]

I've had a PPW on mine for at least 10 years. It's way more than just a welder. Works great.

 

[Oatmeal]

My buddy has one on his Toyota p/u (several years now).
He can't weld for shit but, I've made trail repairs on other people's rigs (welded my broken tie rod in the Little Sluice.....right after grenading a Dutchman Motorsports rear axle shaft but, don't get me started on that subject) on several occasions.
Anyway those things are awsome and Pat Gremillion, the owner, is a super nice guy to deal with if you have any questions or problems.
I've heard that Mobi Weld is another excellent unit and allows you to utilize your original alternator.
I myself can't afford one:-[ so, I'm (eventually%)) building one using a large case 100 amp 1G alternator--------Hans

PS, 6013 seams to work really well and produced strong smooth welds

 

[Zillacon]

I ran the ready welder for a few years and no issues with it.