All steel, USAWeld® foot pedal for LINCOLN® TIG welders. Equivalent to LINCOLN® part numbers K870 and K813. Features a 6-pin connector and measures 5-1/2" wide by 8-1/2" long. Our foot pedal features a non-slip traction pad on both the base of the pedal and the top of the pedal, to ensure that the pedal does not move on the floor and your foot does not move on the pedal. Available in 12.5' and 25' lengths.
Compatible with the following LINCOLN® Welders:
DC400, DC600, & DC655 Power MIG 215 MPi, Power MIG 210 MP
Invertec V160S, V160T, V205T, V250T, V275S, V300 Pro, & V350 Pro
Precision TIG 225, 275, & 375
Square Wave 175, 175 Pro, 185, 200, 255, 275, 300, 350, & 355
TIG 250/250 & TIG 300/300 with code number higher than 8875
Please note: Some of the machines listed above require the use of a remote control adapter (LINCOLN® part number K864, which retails at $596) to hook the foot pedal up to the machine. To determine if your machine needs the remote control adapter, which is an optional accessory and not provided when you purchase your machine, please utilize your machine's code number to look up your operator's manual on LINCOLN®'s website.
Pedal for Precision Tig 225
Works as good as the original and at a reasonable price. I would buy another one in the future. Plug it in and back to work.
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I had a piece of Lincoln equipment that I wanted to sell. I had one pedal that I used between two machines. So I wanted to get a new pedal and provide the existing pedal to go with the machine i wanted to sell.
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Buying from USA Weld was great. Great price fast shipping and no problems. The Tig pedal is awesome.. It appears to be a nearly (or perfectly) identical USA made version of an OEM pedal that sells for 600-800 usd. If all my equipments was a tax deductible capital investment i would buy a truck load of the name brand pedals.. As it is, I appreciate the lower price. .
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Foot pedal for Lincoln square wave 200 was exact repalcement and worked fine. Thank You, Gery.