The Ready Welder is so compact it makes it a great choice to carry on trail runs, especially in smaller rigs like Jeeps. The MIG welder is versatile and can weld 22-gauge to 3/4-inch-thick steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.The Ready Welder is so compact it makes it a great choice to carry on trail runs, especial The Ready Welder is portable MIG welder that uses 12V automotive batteries as a source of power. The compact welder is small enough to store just about anywhere in a vehicle and is easy to use, making it a great choice for emergency repairs on the trail. We've carried a Ready Welder around for a while and have had it packed under a front seat, bungee-corded to a fenderwell, and stuffed into an Action Packer. The versatility of the MIG gun also makes it a great welder for home and shop because it can be powered by AC current and used as a spool gun when connected to a welding machine. We found the Ready Welder to be a dependable trail welder in remote locations. SPECS READY WELDER Price $599-$739 Output (amps) 45-350, dependant on battery or AC setup Power Battery or AC welding machine operation Wire size (in) 0.023-0.045 Features Gas-ready; uses solid-core or flux-core wire; uses common tips and nozzles Pros •Very lightweight and portable •Easy to operate •Versatile •Welds steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and weldable alloy metals Cons •Batteries can die on large repairs •Flux-core wire has a tendency to splatter •No heat control •Plastic gun seems cheesy The Ready Welder is so compact it makes it a great choice to carry on trail runs, especially in smaller rigs like Jeeps. The MIG welder is versatile and can weld 22-gauge to 3/4-inch-thick steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.The Ready Welder is so compact it makes it a great choice to carry on trail runs, especial Depending on the material welded, the Ready Welder can run off two or three 12V batteries for heavy material, or one 12V connected to one 6V battery for thin sheetmetal. The unit will weld in these battery combinations with a power output of 45 to 350 amps. A single 12V battery is not recommended for welding.Depending on the material welded, the Ready Welder can run off two or three 12V batteries The gun is fully adjustable and will run wire sizes from 0.023 to 0.045 inch without changing rollers. The system runs flux-core welding wire but can also be connected to a gas bottle for solid-core wire MIG welding. The gun also uses common Tweco products tips, nozzles, and gas diffusers for easy replacement.The gun is fully adjustable and will run wire sizes from 0.023 to 0.045 inch without chang SOURCES Ready Welder 811 East G Street, Suite. A Wilmington CA 90744 310-834-3321 www.readywelder.com By Fred Williams, Ali Mansour, Rick Péwé, Kevin McNulty Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!
