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Question: can i install a 33pound or 44pound spool in this machine?? what is the biggest spool size that fit in it?
Document: Out of the box, it is an easy to use flux wire welder. If you want to &#34;upgrade&#34; to MIG, you just add a bottle of shielding gas (it comes with the regulator). If you want to weld Aluminum, just add a spool gun.This machine is also a good investment for a non-pro, &#34;Harry Homeowner&#34; type (like me), because of the flexibility it offers.
I have &#34;upgraded&#34; to gas, but haven't yet obtained a spool gun or tackled aluminum.
Great unit. Don't like the fact that you have to buy seperate contact tips for spool gun, or that you have to buy a seperate spool gun altogether to weld aluminum; but its still a good unit.
This item met all my expectations for the home/light fabrication welder. The only thing I  have been disapointed with so far is that it can not be fitted with a 20' long cable spool gun. So, if you need a cable longer than 10' ft go with the ironman 230 or the lower classed model.
It'll weld relatively thick steel (at least 1/4&#34; without trouble, probably more, if you prep correctly), as well as relatively thin steel (down to 22ga, I think?) Add a spool gun and you can weld Aluminum. Plug into a 110V outlet.
I usually TIG weld aluminum, but I wanted to weld thicker/larger pieces faster. To MIG weld aluminum requires spray transfer, and 200 amps is about the bottom end for thicker pieces. The Hobart 210 MVP with the addition of the SpoolRunner 100 spool gun welds 1/4 inch aluminum like lightning! I can weld in a 1/4 of the time of TIG.
Just a great machine.
This is a very good machine for a serious hobbyist or even small body shop. I highly recommend it. Just buy it, it's awesome.
I bought the machine to do some fabricating around my garage and on my custom classic cars. So before using it on my cars I gave it a few test runs on some thicker material than what I will be using, it never once broke stride!! Not really much to say except for price and performance.........so far, so good!!!!!
I can honestly say that this Hobart MVP 210 is the best running small mig welder that I have ever used, and I've used several over the years, at other shops, etc. Not sure how the Hobart engineers managed to do it but they nailed it. Just knocked the ball clean out of the park....a grand slam as it were. You won't be disappointed with this machine.
Answer: yes