http://www.rocky-road.com/kjreadyweld.html
i wonder if this will work?

hmm thats a pretty neat mig welder, dont think it trust it tho it will prolly olny do real thin metal

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Readywelder has been in a number of magazines with good reviews (I don't weld)

commonly linked to a Premier welder - alternator
http://www.premierpowerwelder.com/index2.html

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For that price you would be better off getting 6000 amp geni a small mig to carry on the rook rack.You can use the geni for electric power tools also it would be less money

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To use that effectively you need 2 or 3 batteries. Another thing to carry.

I've seen a similiar battery powered unit. The guy used two batteries to re weld his hi lift bracket after it broke. Not sure how good a welder he was but the weld didn't last a day.

I'd say they are designed pretty much for emergency use.

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