Mobile Welding/Welding Teacher, So-Cal Area

[Fomocogogo]

Made or break something and need it welded? I have been welding for about 4 years with a large background in fabrication. I've gone to school for it, graduated, and am currently still taking welding courses. Be aware my welder runs off 220 volts, typically this is the plug your dryer uses. Email, or PM me if you need anything done. Will do work for trade as well, and please be reasonably close as i am located in Orange County California. I also would teach welding if your interested. Its fine if you've never welded before. Together we can find a welding technique that works for you. Not only on how to just weld, but how to set up a machine for use, information on machines, prices, maintenance up keep, types of masks, and any other questions you may have. The process of welding that would be taught is MIG.

Thanks, Brian.

FoMoCoGoGo@Yahoo.com

[mrsleeve]

dude if your gonna be a mobile welder you need to set up a decent RIG. If you mostly stick you need to get a Lincoln pipeliner 200d or classic 300d

Miller has a really nice trail balzer self powered diesel multi process that will do all 3 +ac tig.

Next you need at minimum 3/4 ton truck but I recommend a 1 ton and 4x4 is prolly the best choice

[Fomocogogo]

I never stick, i only work on cars/trucks. Only reason im offering it is because im moving in dec and could use the extra cash for moving expenses.

[bejbis]

Unless you have a mobile setup, your better off getting people to bring stuff to you. I have a miller trailblazer like mr sleeve suggested, its a great machine. On my welding trailer im setup for mig, tig, stick, oxy/accet. Not to mention the generator part of the welder can run all my fabrication tools on site. On a side note, even with all this, we still get 10x more jobs where people bring me what they want welded. I charge an asston to do a job on-site before i even get to your location.