Solar 2135

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Solar 2135 2015-12-27 20:25:27 Post No. 920943
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Solar 2135 Anonymous 2015-12-27 20:25:27 Post No. 920943 [Report]

Sup diy, I have a solar 2135 mig welder that belongs to my dad, he bought it new 18 years ago but it has set in storage for the last 8. I want to get it working because it will do up to 1/4 inch which is impressive for a portable welder. But I have two problems. 1) the charger was lost a few year ago when we moved (24 volt charger unknown amperage) and I have no idea what condition the battery is in. I have included a pic of the welder and I was hoping if anybody knew of a site that sells new chargers or how to make one.
Pic related, the welder

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Anonymous 2015-12-27 21:53:45 Post No.921003
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Anonymous 2015-12-27 21:53:45 Post No.921003 [Report]

any 24V SLA charger will do the job. a used e-bike/mobility cart charger for 10 bux is more than enough. cut the end off, splice on a cig plug and off you go.

it probably needs a new battery, after sitting flat for so long it'll be unrecoverable. open it and see. you'll probably find it's very simple inside, basically it's a spool gun grafted to a jump start pack.

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Anonymous 2015-12-27 23:10:00 Post No.921031
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Anonymous 2015-12-27 23:10:00 Post No.921031 [Report]

>>921003
Looks like that will work! I have a 24 volt schwinn scooter that has a good battery and charger, would that work to replace the whole thing?

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Anonymous 2015-12-27 23:50:39 Post No.921050
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Anonymous 2015-12-27 23:50:39 Post No.921050 [Report]

>>921031
probably.
the scooter batteries might be smaller than the original batteries but the worst that'll happen is you won't be able to weld for as long.

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Anonymous 2015-12-28 00:19:05 Post No.921063
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Anonymous 2015-12-28 00:19:05 Post No.921063 [Report]

>>921050
Okay sweet I'll rig it up