DEKOPRO 110/220V MMA Welder 160A DC ARC Welder Unboxing 

It's not about how good the welder welds it's about how good the welder is behind the machine 😉. Let me know your thoughts about it when it arrives.

How do ya like it?

So how's the welder?

*I use 110v Dekopro 160A twice a week. Love it but nothing over 1/4" thick metal and E6013 is sweet spot rodwise. No aluminum, rusty metal, even 1/4 7018 rod is largely beyond it's capabilities, but great two minute setup welder but on 110v I can largely only get E6013 to burn right, I use Forney.*

I just got mine last week, having a hard time with my rods sticking, all I use is 3/32 6013, 6011. I’m using 95amps on the 6013, seems to run ok, but I feel like I need to tweek it a little, any advice

Hey Samy Z....something tells me your welding might be jacked....you don't even double check your spelling....🙄

I’ve got the Amico MMA160 and a MMA200. They are great welders. Payed for themselves many times over.

Glad to hear and thanks.

Wilkerson's mower shop alrighty I'll do that for ya. I'll have to dig through the scrap room see if I have some.

Yes, absolutely

Thank you sir. I just hope it works. Been a very nice tractor over the 4 years I've owned it.

Doing just fine.

3/32 or smaller electrodes.

No it don't. You have to ground the metal with ghe ground clamp. Ground is negative.

@@HillbillyOffroading wish I could show you the picture, if you go on the Dekopro features it shows it right there, “positive terminal connect to ground” negative terminal connect to electro holder” ??

Like the picture at 3:13

@@rubenvargas3547 electrode positive for more penetration, electrode negative for less penetration

yep

It might require a larger breaker than normal 15 amp house outlets. Run 240 from a dryer plug in your house or garage

this machine needs at LEAST a 20amp breaker and appropriate Wire size.. On 110 it will pull 15.2 amps.. blowing a 15 amp breaker, at full power.

Yeah i noiticed that when i was editing the video what i had done. You musty have skipped over the part where i corrected my self.

That welder can run up to 1" thick steel with the same root stringer and cap welding process that pipe liners use if your planning on doing industrial welding with it it would work but remember you need to be confident in your ability as to the work your doing with the machine. The 1" will have to be ground down at a 90° angle for the bast result and your root pass should be done at around 80-90amps your stringers at 100 and your cap at 90-95 depending on your welder. And electrode size 1/8 should run well enough at those settings.

@@peterdzion5055 you cant run 6010 with this unit, they say, so if that is true?, You might be wrong on that.