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Bookmark or Share- Extension cord for a HH140? - Weld Talk Message BoardsThis topic is probably beat to death, but was wondering if heavy duty extension cords at HD, Lowes, or even HF would be ok for my HH 140? Couple years ago I had my electrician run a dedicated 115v 20A 12 gauge line out to my garage for my compressor. It's dedicated, has its own 20A breaker and the one outlet box with a standard
- Extension Cord for 220v - Weld Talk Message BoardsI too just purchased a Handler 190. The 12' extension cord I'm using is 10 gauge, 3-conductor. One end has NEMA 6-50R receptacle. The opposite end plugs into my generator's 240 volt outlet. If you're needing a 25' extension cord then 8-gauge, 3-conductor cord should be used.
- 220 volt extension cord - Weld Talk Message BoardsExtension cords sure are handy. I made a 50' cord for my MM180. Now I can weld anywhere in the garage or outside it. I found that the least expensive cord was the pre-made extension cords at (IIRC) HD. It is 10ga and had 110V, 20A connectors on it.
- Question: Extension Cord for Stickmate. - Weld Talk Message BoardsHowever, the cord is too short. I was able to find a good deal on 50' of 10-gauge flexible extension cord, it says "300 volt" on the wire. According to my manual, the maximum recommended input conductor length is 87 feet. I was planning to attach the 10-gauge cord directly to the welder and attach a plug at the other end.
- Hobart Handler 140 replacement power cordI've tried using an extension cord, but it really affects the machine's capability. I've heard of people replacing the factory power cord with something like 12/3 or even 10/3. After some research I've decided the cheapest/easiest way to do this is to buy a 20' 12/3 extension cord and lop off the female end and wire it straight to the machine.
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