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Well all, I made my long road trip to the midwest and got my near new (30 minutes of use over a year) and new to me Miller Trailblazer 325.As some of you know I have been all over on trying to decide on one then find one but at last I am good to go. BONUS!!!!! Upon arriving I came to find out that it also had the excel power option and he also had a the jumper cable setup still in the factory wrap. He did not know about or advertise this feature since it was a gift to him by his seed rep and was not a machine that he researched and shopped for. I did have an o poo sinking gut moment when I got it home thought as I had not tested the Excel circuit while there and that circuit was dead. I was not super freaked out as it has 2 years of warranty left but was a bit bummed. I researched the manual and found out that there is a switch under the side panel just behind the main front baffle that was in the off position. I am hoping and assuming that it was never overloaded or had an issue the 15 minutes he used it but rather someone at the factory bumped it...It sticks out there a long ways and could be easily tripped if someone ran their hand across it. I called in and he confirmed (and I believe him) that all he had run on it was some lights and he was pretty sure he did not use the "blue" plugs. I closed the thing back up and ran a bunch of crap on that circuit for some time cycling things on and off and it ran fine the whole time. The excel thing is super ...running my high amperage tools at an idle, nice and quiet. Thanks everyone for all the help in getting me to this point..Now go over to my other post and help me with some hints on my first project in building a welding table
Reply:Great T Dog. Maybe at some point post a video of it welding. I think they are very nice machines. Maybe weld as nice as my Redface? Sent from my iPad using TapatalkSteveLincoln IdealArc 250Lincoln SA200 1966 RedfaceSteve1990 Miller Dialarc 2501993 Miller Maxstar 140 STR2015 Lincoln MP2101966 Lincoln SA200 Redface
Reply:The excel didn't work on my 325 when it showed up on my door step brand new. I called miller. The guy said its a common problem that in shipment things get bumped around and it gets tripped. So don't worry about it. Ul love the excel man. I love the reduced noise!Dynasty 200DX (2014)Millermatic 211 (2015)Optrel 864 (2014)Smith Medium duty MBA 30510 (Xmas 2014)Tennsmith 16ga 4ft finger brake (2015)Trailblazer 325 EFI and excel Thermal dynamics Cutmaster 82Miller maxtron 450
Reply:We've waited anxiously for nearly 3 weeks, lost sleep and skipped meals over this deal. You've been home at least an hour and a half and no picture? C'mon man, you know how this works."You can't out puke a buzzard"
Reply:Originally Posted by PipelinerWe've waited anxiously for nearly 3 weeks, lost sleep and skipped meals over this deal. You've been home at least an hour and a half and no picture? C'mon man, you know how this works.
Reply:Originally Posted by outdoortThe excel didn't work on my 325 when it showed up on my door step brand new. I called miller. The guy said its a common problem that in shipment things get bumped around and it gets tripped. So don't worry about it. Ul love the excel man. I love the reduced noise!
Reply:To post pictures go to the "Go Advanced" at the bottom right of the post that you are creating.Then at the bottom of this next screen click on "Manage Attachments". You will then need to select the photos from directories in your PC, but previously uploaded photos will also be displayed. Click on "Add Files" at the top right. If you have already uploaded any photos in previous posts, you can choose them from the ones listed in the window or go to the next step for files not previously uploaded. To upload new photos click on "Choose Files". You will then be able to choose the photos that you want to upload from your computer (send to the forum and attach to your post being created). Make your selections from those on your computer and their file names will appear in the box. When all have been selected, click on "Upload Photos". Wait until the uploading process has completed, and then go back to your post being created and when ready to post the reply with the photos click on "Submit Reply". Your reply should be posted with the photos attached.I hope this helps, and I hope I remembered to get all of these steps right.CharleyMiller MM252Miller Bobcat 225NTMiller DialArc HF / DIY Cooler2 Victor O/A TorchsetsMilwaukee 8" Metal SawMilwaukee Dry Cut "Chop" Saw 5 Ton Wallace Gantry Various Grinders, Benders, etc.
Reply:Well, here is my attempt at my first photo upload Attached Images
Reply:Did I do that right? I know the welder is a little dark but it goes well with the BRONCO sunsetWhen I am resizing the original image on my computer what size am I shooting for, the first couple times I edited it I was told it was too big and the limit was 150kb but that picture is 200....however I see many others that are a lot larger.Last edited by TDog78; 03-08-2016 at 08:44 PM.
Reply:Get that strap off there before you wreck the finish! Machine looks great!
Reply:Is it EFI or carb? Make sure not to overfill the fuel tank and you'll a good machine for years to come. If you accidently overfill it, get a siphon pump and get the excess gas out before you run it. The last thing you want is to have to rebuild or replace the engine because the carb flooded and washed the cylinders where it burns oil like it's going out of style.
Reply:Originally Posted by Welder DaveIs it EFI or carb? Make sure not to overfill the fuel tank and you'll a good machine for years to come. If you accidently overfill it, get a siphon pump and get the excess gas out before you run it. The last thing you want is to have to rebuild or replace the engine because the carb flooded and washed the cylinders where it burns oil like it's going out of style.
Reply:Originally Posted by TDog78however I see many others that are a lot larger. |
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