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Lee, manual feed feeds as you pull the trigger and doesn't stop if the arc is broken. Auto feed feeds as you pull the trigger and if the arc is broken, stops.
I have 3 MiG welders, a Millermatic 135, a 130EN Clarke, (made in Italy), and a Hobart 140.
The Millermatic is a good machine, but is getting on in years. I still like it as it has a spool gun so I can do light aluminum welding.
The Clarke, interestingly enough, contains a number of the exact same parts/PN's the Miller has. It's downfall is that it doesn't have a spool gun, although I cab buy one for it.
The little Hobart works well, but just doesn't seem as comfortable to me to use.
All of them can be used with Flux core wire or shielding gas.
I have 3 MiG welders, a Millermatic 135, a 130EN Clarke, (made in Italy), and a Hobart 140.
The Millermatic is a good machine, but is getting on in years. I still like it as it has a spool gun so I can do light aluminum welding.
The Clarke, interestingly enough, contains a number of the exact same parts/PN's the Miller has. It's downfall is that it doesn't have a spool gun, although I cab buy one for it.
The little Hobart works well, but just doesn't seem as comfortable to me to use.
All of them can be used with Flux core wire or shielding gas.
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