Flow gauge regulator

Tue, 31 Aug 2021 09:23:07 GMT

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OK, so what is it that I have here?  When I bought my Dual Mig 151 a couple of years ago, I also bought a HF, model 94841 Flow Gauge Regulator.  Up until now I have been using flux core wire, but feel it's time to graduate to MIG.  I dug out the 94841, and tried unsuccessfully to find some info on setting it up.  What little I did find makes me question whether I really do have a flow gauge, or just a plain regulator.  To add to my confusion, Harbor Freight no longer refers to the 94841 as a Flow Guage Regulator.  It is simply called a CO2/Argon regulator gauge.  One of the gauges on my unit displays cu ft/hr and litres/min, so it looks like a flow gauge to me.Can someone tell me if this really is a flow gauge, or do I need to get something else?  When I took welding in high school a hundred years ago, the flow gauges had glass tubes with a steel ball in them.  The 94841 has no glass tube.HF Dual Mig 151 with Bluewelders and Galaxieman's modsHF Digital Plasma TorchHF Blue Flames Hood70's era Craftsman 230 stick welderVictor 100 OA
Reply:That will work just fine- same thing that Miller & Lincoln provide with their machineshttp://store.cyberweld.com/smflfl.htmlEd Conleyhttp://www.screamingbroccoli.com/MM252MM211 (Sold)Passport Plus & Spool gunLincoln SP135 Plus- (Gone to a good home)Klutch 120v Plasma cutterSO 2020 benderBeer in the fridge
Reply:Thanks for setting me straight.  I tend to over think things sometimes.HF Dual Mig 151 with Bluewelders and Galaxieman's modsHF Digital Plasma TorchHF Blue Flames Hood70's era Craftsman 230 stick welderVictor 100 OA
Reply:Over think better than no think....I think.....
Reply:Originally Posted by GalaxiemanOver think better than no think....I think.....