Harbor Freight Titanium Easy-Flux 125 vs YesWelder FLUX-135PRO
Owners rate the Harbor Freight Titanium Easy-Flux 125 higher: 7.8/10 against 7.3/10. The Harbor Freight Titanium Easy-Flux 125 costs $9.01 less ($149.99 against $159).
Harbor Freight Titanium Easy-Flux 125 owners say
I bought this one today... i weld very little my lincoln and Miller got wet so they completely useless.. this little machine welds really well for the price of 150 dollars.. really impressed.. I weld a exhaust today.. and goes smooth and crispy..
I’ve run multiple spools of wire through it, and never had a single issue. Clean the metal, make sure you’re setting the power and speed right and you can actually make great welds on material up to 3/8” thick.
YesWelder FLUX-135PRO owners say
I just got one in the mail from Amazon for $116.51, which includes tags. I did buy the 3-year extended warranty, which I believe was around $20 to $30. I was shocked it came with the stick welding attachment and two spools of wire, .30 and .35. It's pretty straightforward and extremely easy to set up. I didn't even read the instructions. It took me three test welds to dial it in. Wish I could show a picture of the third weld. It has decent penetration and very little splatter. Time will tell if I truly like it or not. I bought it to do automotive repairs, go-kart, lawn mower, and building things, as well as weld pieces of steel together so I can do forge welding in my forge.
I have a MXR 4800i open frame inverter generator from amazon , it has 3500 running watts. I can max out my Yeswelder 135pro when using flux core and 115 amp when running in stick mode. I run it from the RV plug (29.2 amp) with a NEMA-15 adapter. A 3000 watts generator will probably be enough to run the 90i at 120 amp.
