Miller Bobcat Durability Test
www.millerwelds.com Miller’s engine drives are the Toughest, Case Closed! The super tough protective armor on the Bobcat and Trailblazer is put to the test by a fork lift for your enjoyment. Learn more about truck mounted solutions at: www.millerwelds.com
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that poor bobcat
weak
what about it being dropped? or knocked over from a height?
Where is the one with banged up second door? They switched the welders!
I own a Miller Bobcat…best welder I have ever used…..and it gets pretty beat up in the back of my truck but still works like I got it yesterday….but come on guys the dent on the terminal door is gone after you jerked it with the lift….I maybe mistaken but i do not notice it anymore….
Drop it from the engine lift. That’s what I worry about. Just don’t leave it in the rain because it will spit nasty water everywhere when you turn it on. I learned that the hardway.
I don’t think any welder would break from that test the energy is being converted into motion. Bolt it down then run into it and why bang the plastic? plastic is strong and thats no shock. You seem like a snake oil salesman trying to pull one over on us.
That’s tough. I have the Millermatic 251,Dynasty 200 DX,Trailblazer 302 and the Miller Spectrum 701 Plasma Cutter. All Miller in my shop and it’s NEVER let me down. I custom built a trailer for the Trailblazer and built a custom cart for the Dynasty. Check them out in my video’s on here. Good video and a GREAT product!
give it to me when your done
thats not the same welder in 0:48 the second door is dented, later in 3:07 & once again at 3;18 you can clearly see the different door (makes me wanna question the credibility!)
yeah they sure did!
Yeah me too, I have a trailblazer and this video makes me want to sell it.
Millers are made very well. Mine have been great and best of all the local dealer is fantastic to work with.
Hit the knobs or switches with the hammer like that, they are just as likley to get hit by thrown metal at the end of the day as the doors right below them, and with a cracked/broken/missing door it still welds, but with a busted knob??