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Trail welders

  1. Jeff L Member Joined: October 2023
    #119 May 2025, 2:08 PM

    Does any one have suggestions for a good On Trail Welder Kit?

  2. Jeff L started this Member Joined: October 2023
    #320 May 2025, 12:14 AM
    Jeff_R said I know some people like the Bun Trail Welders: https://buntrailwelder.com/collections/all

    They are a local area family.

    Thanks

  3. Nubby Webmaster K6NUB Joined: February 2018
    #420 May 2025, 12:38 AM

    Here are the other two I hear a lot about in addition to the Bun:

    https://karnagewelder.com/

    https://premierpowerwelder.com/

    Jamie & Damaris
  4. Mike G Member Joined: October 2016
    #520 May 2025, 1:33 AM

    Never really looked into trailer welders before but just from first glance I like the Karnage welder and how it's not a spool gun. Now I didn't look into any of the details or technical stuff though

    Mike G
  5. Jeff L started this Member Joined: October 2023
    #620 May 2025, 6:21 AM

    Thanks for the input!

  6. kris_olof Trailmaster Joined: October 2015
    #721 May 2025, 2:22 AM

    I have a Ready Welder II. Basically a spool gun that connects to 2 car batteries and lets you throw flux core onto some decently thick metal. Honestly, you need to be pretty experienced welding to make these trail welders do good work else 2 batteries, 2 sets of jumper cables, and you can stick weld as good as any of these kits.

  7. BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003
    #822 May 2025, 2:49 AM
    kris_olof said I have a Ready Welder II. Basically a spool gun that connects to 2 car batteries and lets you throw flux core onto some decently thick metal. Honestly, you need to be pretty experienced welding to make these trail welders do good work else 2 batteries, 2 sets of jumper cables, and you can stick weld as good as any of these kits.

    I have the same kit as Kris does.  I have used it twice in total, to repair other's rigs.

    Kathleen and Brad

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