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Hey everybody my name is jay and im new to the forum.  I Pray im in the right spot for this since its everlast related. I have been using an eastwood 200 ac/dc which sadly bit the dust and is out of warranty. I would like to get an estimate of a few different options from everlast either a plasma, acdc tig, stick unit. Or a acdc tig stick combo, and plasma cutter separate. Can anyone with first hand experience of the currently listed everlast Multi tig plasma units lend some general info to quality or any  Pros and cons? Do you think I should go two different machines plasma and acdc tig welder separate. If so can you elaborate why. Once again if this is in the wrong place I apologize. I have done some research and searching but would like some real knowledge of owners of these units. Thanks for reading this if you took the time!!!
Reply:I have the PowerUltra  205p, since 2013(DC only Tig/stick/plasma), happy with it. Works as it should, just only DC Tig. Look into AHP products, that's where I got my AC TIG machine. Both brands (in my opinion) are good, AHP is less expensive, but just as good(again, my opinion)
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Originally Posted by throwncircles

Multi tig plasma units lend some general info to quality or any  Pros and cons? Do you think I should go two different machines plasma and acdc tig welder separate.
Reply:Thanks for the input i appreciate it. I have come to the same conclusion as suggested. That i will buy two seperate units.AHP has some great reviews and im considering them on the tig but there plasma cutters are out of my price range.  Maybe one of the everlast  reps will see this and work with me on a little better price. If i buy both machines from them. If anyone knows whos the go to guy to talk to with them before i make a decision please let me know.
Reply:You can call me. I am at 877 755 9353 ext. 204.Esab Migmaster 250Lincoln SA 200Lincoln Ranger 8Smith Oxy Fuel setupEverlast PowerPlasma 80Everlast Power iMIG 160Everlast Power iMIG 205 Everlast Power iMIG 140EEverlast PowerARC 300Everlast PowerARC 140STEverlast PowerTIG 255EXT
Reply:Hey Oleg!  I spoke with another gentleman at everlast off the main line I think mark, I was hoping to speak with you. When are you available? Monday? I’ve kinda been looking at technical responses to questions I’d appreciate the time to speak with you. I have a powermig I have a few questions about plus what I posted here. Let me know when I can reach out to you thanks.
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Originally Posted by throwncircles

Hey everybody my name is jay and im new to the forum.  I Pray im in the right spot for this since its everlast related. I have been using an eastwood 200 ac/dc which sadly bit the dust and is out of warranty. I would like to get an estimate of a few different options from everlast either a plasma, acdc tig, stick unit. Or a acdc tig stick combo, and plasma cutter separate. Can anyone with first hand experience of the currently listed everlast Multi tig plasma units lend some general info to quality or any  Pros and cons? Do you think I should go two different machines plasma and acdc tig welder separate. If so can you elaborate why. Once again if this is in the wrong place I apologize. I have done some research and searching but would like some real knowledge of owners of these units. Thanks for reading this if you took the time!!!
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Originally Posted by Twin2cs

Spin the bottle, roll the dice, take your chances, I bought a MTS 252 and two of the machine functions crapped-out the first time, the HF and the AC TIG.It cost me $100.00 to ship to their repair facility, got the machine back with shipping damage because they did not repackage the machine well, the HF works again but the AC TIG still not working correctly and that was the reason I bought the machine, they wanted me to return the machine again and I laughed and said I'm not going through this again.
Reply:I'm going to go ahead and put his number here in case you don't get the pm notification.   415 613 6664Esab Migmaster 250Lincoln SA 200Lincoln Ranger 8Smith Oxy Fuel setupEverlast PowerPlasma 80Everlast Power iMIG 160Everlast Power iMIG 205 Everlast Power iMIG 140EEverlast PowerARC 300Everlast PowerARC 140STEverlast PowerTIG 255EXT
Reply:I think the keeping the processes seperate is a solid idea no matter what you choose. The only time it would make sense to combine is if you had limited space and needed one unit that would do all jobs. I am contemplating a mig only machine right now.I ordered a 80 amp plasma from Everlast a few days ago.