If you ran a total of 70 feet of No. 6 Copper extension cable to a 225 Amp Lincoln AC Buzz Box (50 amp Supply to Primary) I dont forsee any big problems.
What size is the wiring from the 50 amp circuit breaker to the welders outlet now??????????? Id use No 6 for that, if its No 10 or 12 you can exceed the wires ampacity if you"re welding at the higher amperages!!!!
SURE Ive seen all sorts of light duty jury rigged extension cords used (and worked) on shop welders but thats NOT proper and the wire could overheat if you weld at high amps for extended periods.
Most those Ive seen are straight 240 AC i.e. no 120 and no Neutral required, you just need two hots plus an equipment grounding conductor.
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