I bought a used 3 cylinder Denyo welder that is 280 amps and has 110 and 220 volt also. I tryed the welder today and I am glad I still have my SA- 200 as I dont know if they all weld like that or just that machine. Act like it has some ac on the wave form, or it frys and in no way can be compaired to a SA- 200 welder.
I checked the voltage and that would work to power some of my house if I loose power, not all but an ac unit and some other load. I bought it just for the power any way. I was told it smokes, but I did not know how much unit today. I really wonted a Diesel welder, but I dont know how good a Denyo is suppose to weld? Does any one have any experince welding with a Denyo? I need to find out because I could just trade the machine in on a Diesel generator,
If I can get the machine to welder better or like my Lincoln SA-200, then great!
I can install a set of rings, ect and stop the smoke. Any ideas thanks JimK

 

Since NO one responded to my question I have come found a web sight that caters to welders quesions weldingweb JimK

 

Counldn't help ya with the question but thanks for the welding link.

 

it hard to find a welder that welds better than a sa200, face they are the caddilacs of stick machines. most smaller welders make single phase power. the exception i have found is the miller ledgend, right above the bobcats. they cost a grand more but it weld almost as well as a sa200. it make 3 phase power, pretty sweet for a smaller machine. but i don't remember it coming in a diesel.

 

I am glad I did not sell the SA-200 as the Denyo is a frying ,poping , unstable machine. I may have a bad diode or what ever , but is only makes me mad to weld with it. I am trying to find out from some one that has used one that is in good shape . My father bought a new bobcat and it is no where as good as the SA-200 , just make you wish you has a welder. Thanks guys jimk