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MIG WELDING GUN 10′ 180A (5 PINS) fits Titanium unlimited 200,MIG 140/170 . Comes ready to feed .030′-.035″ diameter welding wire. (DO NOT SUPPORT Aluminum MIG Welding Wire) Additional Consumable kit: Tip: .030″—5 pcs,.035″—5 pcs, Tip socket—1 pc, Nozzle—-1 pc. ONLY for .030″-.035″ Steel welding wire DO NOT support Aluminum MIG Welding wire.
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- MIG WELDING GUN 10' 180A (5 PINS) fits Titanium unlimited 200,MIG 140/170(ETA:2-8 WORKING DAYS) MIG WELDING GUN 10' 180A (5 PINS) fits Titanium unlimited 200,MIG 140/170 .
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Sarah Schulte –
Burt my old hose on a propane heater. I needed a replacement and ordered This. It works better than the original hose I got with the welder. I plan on purchasing another one just Incase. 100% recommend.
ken –
I DONT NORMALLY LEAVE REVIEWS. I HAVE A H.F. TITANIUM 170 AND WAS SUPRISED H.F. DIDNT SELL A REPLACEMENT GUN. I AM ALWAYS HESITANT TO “IT FITS” ON AMAZON. THIS GUN IS A EXACT REPLACEMENT, WORKS GREAT IF NOT BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL AND GOT IT FASTER THAN WAS EXPECTED.
Maria Bain –
Very nice replacement for the hose on my Titanium welder. Fit perfect and works better than the original.
Michael J Musick –
Ordered this one because I needed it faster. Won’t have that problem again. Always have a spare
Customer –
If you’re like me and have a cheap Chinese mig-welder, and you need a 2nd mig-gun… this is likely the one you need if you got the HarborFreight or NorthernTool one, or any one of the other re-branded variants out there, Amazon sells a bunch of them too with crazy names. They’re all surely made in the same factory in China with different chassis/hoods and dial-faces/configurations. Mine has a spot-timer, some don’t but have a different function instead.This gun has the correct 5-pin little connector thing for mine… which is the key here. Lots of mig-guns out there for Lincoln, Miller and so on.. they won’t work on the cheapo Chinese welders.Other than that, you’re getting what you pay for and zero more. It’s not super-durably built, but it works for the home-jobber like me. It’s not comfortable for 10hrs of welding, but I don’t do that. When I need to ‘hot-metal-glue’ stuff together, this works.I bought the 2nd one so I can have it setup for aluminum. Yeah, spool-gun?.. pfft… nah. What you need is a 2nd mig-gun, and a teflon liner. Pull out the coiled-wire steel one and replace with teflon-liner. Run your alum mig-wire the normal way… and just be careful not to put huge kinks in the hose as you’re welding (and of course switch out to the right gas for alum welding). Works fine… you’ll have to futz with it to get it to feed well… driver-roller tension and so on. I’ve only used the .035mm al-mig wire… anything smaller prob won’t feed?.. dunno. There’s a bunch of youtube vids on doing this… watch some of those first. Not saying .030 wire won’t work, I just haven’t tried it.Yeah, you gotta switch out guns to go back to steel wire, but you do that with a spool gun too. This rig is way less money and imho no less trouble.
Customer –
Bought this after receiving a used titanium welder from Harbor Freight for Christmas . The recent owner jammed the incorrect wire through the gun and I’m assuming that’s why it was returned. Couldn’t find anyone to replace the liner in the gun and didn’t want to pay the price through the parts technical support. Picked this up as a gamble to see if the mig function operates and it works as it should. Was glad that there is multiple options for length and tip sizes to choose from
Lyle J. –
Nice heavy duty new gun
shootnrats –
Works great on my harbor freight welder