125 Amp Weld-Pak 125 HD Flux-Cored Welder with Magnum 100L Gun, Flux-Cored Wire, 115V

Such an amazing product.! Purchased one in previous years ago and it has last past the hands of time. Five yes to be exact. After a little maintenance, it welds just like new. I recommend this Lincoln Weld Pack 125 to anyone that's starting out well as the upmost pro Reason being, the amperage that it takes does not trigger the breaker unless there is poor wiring which is less than often an issue. Get your today.!

I got it for about a month ago from Home Depot, i have done some repairs and projects with this gasless welder machine, it just work great, i liked it a lot ! Good performance !

Really Great welder. I use this for a lot of projects. It has clean, good looking and strong welds. I would highly recommend this to anyone who needs a good welder.

This item came ready for use with easy to understand instruction manual. And there are several things l really like about it: Quiet, easy to replace wire when the spool is depleted. And powerful enough to get a good weld. I have only had it about a month and already built a 5x8' utility trailer. I really love this welder.

For a machine that plugs into a 110v outlet I am really impressed by this unit. As others have said you really do need a dedicated 20amp outlet and a heavy gauge extension cord if using one. The wire feed is flawless and super easy to change rolls of wire. if you have any sort of a sizeable project invest in a 10lb roll of wire this machine will burn thru a 1lb roll of wire effortlessly. I haven't been able to out weld the machine yet it just keeps chugging along. I know this isn't a 230v machine that all the welding forums will say you need to buy, but this is plenty of machine for a home owner and backyard DIY person looking to stick some metal together. Everything Lincoln says this welder can do it does.

My family bought this welder for use in building railings for a deck. Both my brother and I had previous welding experience. We each spent several hours using this welder. Our materials ranged from 3/8-inch cold rolled round to 1/8-inch thick x 2-inch tube to 1/4 x 2-inch hot rolled bar. Setting up was easy, and the pictorial and graphic set-up aids on the welder were quite useful in selecting heat settings and feed rates. We found it easy to over-tighten the feed roller, thereby smashing the wire and stopping the feed. Once we got the feeder adjusted correctly, the project went smoothly. When the wire ran out, feeding a new spool was bit of a learning experience. The wire would not always start into the hole in the feed cable. The cable had to be disconnected and the wire manually threaded into the hole in the tube. Then the cable could be reconnected and the wire fed the rest of the way using the feeder. This takes about 5 minutes, which is a drag. We tried re-trimming the wire end, twisting it, and shaking the end lightly, but to no avail. I didn't expect this, as another welder (same model) we rented did not have this problem. Did something change in the design perhaps, or is the unit we bought just a bit more finicky? Not sure, but we adapted to the idiosyncrasies quickly. The weld quality is acceptable. Penetration was good. Splatter and slag buildup were tolerable, and about what you'd expect from a non-gas welder. We got our sizable project done quickly. It looks nice, is strong, and we saved ourselves thousands of dollars in the process. This nice little welder will be on hand to help with a host of other projects. I'm impressed with the overall quality and usefulness.

Excited to use this for some small home repairs. After building a stand, I watched the dvd and began to assemble the product. I took out the gun cable to find the brass fitting on one end, and NOTHING at the other end of the cable. It looked like it had been cut off. There was nothing there! I've attached pictures. I don't buy things that are repackaged, so I can only assume it was shipped like this. INCREDIBLY DISAPPOINTED.

Easy to use as long as you use the right equipment