Glad you brought this topic up. Never used a mig welder. Working construction we'd reverse polarity when welding decking to the bar joices. Damn hard work. I need to sell my Dad's Lincoln idealarc 250 stick Welder so may list here. Has either 50' or 100' for ground and lead. Copper in the leads us worth quite a bit.
Nice machine. You might take the cover off and blow out the dust in internal parts. Make sure you clean your metal where your bead will be. Mig won't burn through crud like 6010/6011 stick. Looks like a good ground clamp. Make sure you weld in well ventilated area flux core smoke is nasty. You might section some of your welds to see if you are getting good penetration. A downside of mig is you can have a pretty looking weld but not have any penetration. You get most of the strength down in the root. I am sure I will get comments from the adolescents on this board. There are tons of welding vids in you tube.
Here is all that came with it. I did not know all these accessories came with it.
I think a fair price for it as well, $500? I’ll be asking lots questions to you all that run wire welders.
I have it all cleaned up now, it was dirty.
I think a fair price for it as well, $500? I’ll be asking lots questions to you all that run wire welders.
I have it all cleaned up now, it was dirty.
Wire welding is much easier.
The most useful thing I see on the table are the grabbers! 
The older I get the farther away the floor gets.
That is one hell of a deal.
The older I get the farther away the floor gets.That is one hell of a deal.
