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Justin
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 220v adapter Just confirming what I've tracked down elsewhere since the interweb info isn't 100% consistent. I need to make an extension cord for my welder to run it off my dryer outlet. 4 prong dryer outlet, 3 prong welder. The diagram below is correct, right?
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ZOSO
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Re: 220v adapter correct except your white while is also a hot. 3prong 220 doesn't have a neutral.
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ZOSO
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Re: 220v adapter what size wire are you using and what distance?
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74 Ranger EFI351w, 4r70w, ARB 5.13 9in, ARB 5.13D44, and a bunch of other goodies. Best of all the family memories.
04 Mustang Cobra, KenneBell 2.2 feeding a lot of boost on E85. Tire shredding machine
New project: 77 Bronco Ranger, body work and more body work.
Very little left of a 72 durango tan explorer sport
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Justin
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Re: 220v adapter 30ft and 10ga. The welders manual calls for 12ga and a max of 50ft, I figure this will give an added margin. Mine may have a white wire, there is a good chance I'll repurpose a 110 cord. I might sharpie the wire black just to stay closer to code.
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Gunnibronco
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Re: 220v adapter You can run regular 110v (black/white/ground) wire as 220v. I've done it a few spots in my house, bathroom heat, irrigation pump, and my compressor. No recolor coding. In 4 wire 220v the "other" hot line would be red.
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Justin
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Re: 220v adapter Thanks for the help, guys. Got the cord made up today and testing it didn't let any smoke out of the welder.
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