[AT] OT: Take extra care buying on Ebay.
Cecil Bearden
crbearden at copper.net
Wed Apr 1 12:12:36 PDT 2020
Rather just sell it as I already have 2 80 amp machines and a 40 amp,
one is 3 phase 230V, all Thermal Dynamics. I should have just bought
him a new 30 amp cutter, it would have enough power for most of his use
and not that expensive.
Cecil
On 4/1/2020 2:07 PM, rbrooks at hvc.rr.com wrote:
> Cecil
>
> You might think about picking up a 240/3 Phase to 460/3 phase
> transformer in a suitable size Might make out better with less hassle
>
> Bob
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Apr 1, 2020, at 1:43 PM, Stephen Offiler <soffiler at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hey Cecil:
>>
>> Don't get your hopes up, but I will look into it. We don't really do
>> the sort of fabrication work where a plasma cutter would fit in.
>> That said, I am going to talk it over with one of my guys (who's
>> working mostly from home, but comes in after the hourly folks go
>> home) and see what he thinks. I can't think of any of our equipment
>> using 440V (that's what we call it... like how some people say 110V,
>> some say 120V) but we have several transformers and surely there's
>> available 440 taps. We've got a LOT of 208/220V-3ph, and a bit of
>> 600V-3ph. Send me whatever info you've got. Again - this is a long shot.
>>
>> Steve O.
>>
>> On Wed, Apr 1, 2020 at 1:24 PM Cecil Bearden <crbearden at copper.net
>> <mailto:crbearden at copper.net>> wrote:
>>
>> Guys:
>> First I hope that everyone is safe at home or wherever you can
>> keep out
>> of this infection.... The only good I see coming out of this is
>> maybe
>> we will start buying medicines and equipment from US manufacturers.
>>
>> I purchased a plasma cutter for a friend to use in payment for some
>> engineering services he provided.. I bought a Esab PCM-875 plasma
>> cutter on a cart with extension cord from a seller in Nashville TN.
>> Seller finally agreed to pay for shipping for a selling price of
>> $800.
>> When it arrived, I found it was a 460V 3 phase. The 3 phase was
>> not a
>> problem but the 460V is a commercial power used mainly by large
>> manufacturing facilities. I filed a dispute with Ebay and I
>> listed the
>> reason as defective. The seller disputed the defective reason as
>> he had
>> sent it out for testing at a welding repair service and supplied the
>> report. I tried again, and was advised that the case had been
>> closed
>> by Ebay but I should file a dispute with Pay Pal. I filed a not as
>> described dispute with Paypal. Of course the seller stated that he
>> furnished me all the information he had available. I sent a
>> picture of
>> the voltage decal on the back and Paypal decided in my favor for
>> $800.
>> Great!!!!!
>>
>> Not so Great....................
>>
>> Seller's location is a Controlled environment self storage without a
>> dock. The shipping charge is $300 or more depending on the
>> shipper. I
>> need a signed receipt to get my refund and during this pandemic, the
>> drivers are signing the receipt.
>> It looks like I am back to trying to sell it. A used 460V plasma
>> cutter would be hard to sell to anyone with 460V power. A
>> facility this
>> large would just buy new.
>>
>> Hey Steve O.... Is your company interested???
>>
>> Cecil out in the country in OKlahoma
>>
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