Let's Talk Welders....YesWelder Mig250 Pro 

I own a welding business, bought 2 of this exact same model, these machine rock! I weld rod 5/32 and gasless wire, they are unkillable. 3 month eating dust, cement dust, spark and they are still running great. the machine is great but need upgrade, buy a better mig cable, and maybe a better smaw clamp. I’m used with the supper miller machine and of course the flaw is better but for any kind of welding they work very well. They even have many smaw option like anti stick and hot start.

Well glad to hear from you Justin,Glad to see all is well with you,was concerned when no videos where up,but seeing your work load it's self explaining to me.Its a shame younger generation doesn't wanna work or learn skills us ole boys know,if com work for you but I love and run a shop here in Michigan.Always appreciate your content,and love your videos,they helped a lot on my project that I told you

I almost purchased a Yeswelder but instead I opted for a Forney Multi Process MIG, Stick, Lift arc TIG for my purposes. They are extremely accessible by phone, you can talk to tech without any hassle, they have a great warranty and are assembled and tested in Colorado. I purchased mine in refurbished and it looked brand new when I received it. I am very pleased with its capability. I even went and added the Amprtol TIG torch so I can TIG weld inside my car restoration project without a foot pedal. To date, it is an excellent machine and every question or thought to be glitch a tech straightened me out by explaining and not reading from script. Call me happy because previous to this I owned an Eastwood which failed without 3 hours of usage and they did NOTHING! Forney shipped to PA for free. I am thinking of getting the Yeswelder Plasma cutter judging from the videos I have watched covering its use and they seem to hold up.

I saved and bought a Millermatic 211. In three years I ran 3 spools through it. Pampered it, kept it covered and cleaned it. The board took a crap and now it’s $600 ish for a new board. The Yeswelder looks good!

I don't have any experience with Yes Welder's customer service as far as there welders go, but I do have experience with their welding helmets. I had an issue with their helmets. I contacted them and they sent me a new one no hassle at all. Their customer service is awesome

Thanks for the review. I got a mig 250 pro about a month ago. I love it! Your review gave me great peace about how it should hold up. I burn about 15 pounds a year on steel. Just got my mig torch this week and have started to get it going for irrigation pipes. 😃😃

My friend has a yes welder Tig welder and he loves it no problems at all. It has all the features to.

Great video. Thanks. I wanted a machine that would be very solid for about 2 years. I figured if it blew out, I could just toss it. Yeh, I plan to by this machine because of your review. Very good demo of machine.

Nice review definitely going to be purchasing one here very soon..keep on moving 🤘

Thanks for the video, I have 2 of these and I love em!

I love your aluminum welding magnets holding everything up for your t-joint welding. 😂

I think it a descent welder. Prefer the prime weld. Never had a glitch. Come with nice pedal and CK worldwide 17 flex torch and the MIG 180 is amazing and runs sticks like a boss. But glad you like that Yes welder. Couple buddies that been welding for over a couple decades. They both had same issues. Switch to Prime weld and never missed a single pass. And the aluminum spool gum on the PW Mig-180. Is smooth like butter. Thanks for the video Sir

I heard good thing about that welder. But I’m no welder I’m learning I use a harbor freight one the one you can use gas ..it serves me great. I plan to buy a better one. And plasma cutter. I learn a lot from your channel thanks for all you do and put videos out.

Well explained bro!!

I have the Yeswelder 250 pro and I weld mild steel on 110 volts. Works great. Love the welder. I have used it 220 and 110 volts. My settings are 19 and 8 wire speed.

I just bought one of these, I had an old snap on, mig for close to 40 years but it finally quit on me, I tried a different brand mig welder first which didn't turn out well. So far the yes welder is okay, but I have found the synergic mode has wire speed a bit faster than I like, and no adjustments for wire speed in syn mode. Pulse would be an excellent feature but I realize cost would go up. I didn't get the spool gun with mine either, it was an option.

Great informative vid. You didn’t mention, but does it have pre and post gas flow adjustment? Thanks!

Everlast is the way to go. 👍🏽

Great video. Thanks.

Surprised me to see the settings stay the same when I turned the 250 Pro on the next day to weld more of the same metal. The book that came with mine was for the older 250 Pro although working with the controls I figured things out. I like to write info onto index cards for the most used selections to speed things up. I am not a weekly user.