I know it's not Y-Block related, but I know some of you guys do some fab & bodywork like me. This is a nice little welder, used very little. Includes the regulator, gas lines, and about 80% of a .023"roll of wire (for gas shielded welding).

Very handy to plug into a 110V wall socket and go. Doesn't include a cart or bottle, but it's yours for $350 including shipping in the 48 states.

Manufacturer's description:

Comes ready to weld with or without shielding gas, no additional kit required. With an amperage output range of 30-135 it easily handles a broad selection of solid mild steel or stainless, flux cored, and aluminum wires. 10-ft. MIG welding gun operates from 115V standard household current, with an amperage output range of 30-135. Four output voltage settings with wire feed tracking for quick and easy adjustment. Welds 22 gauge up to 3/16 in. in a single pass. Features built-in contactor and self-resetting thermal overload protection.

The photo below is a catalog picture, but you get the idea. I can take a picture of the actual welder if you want.

Don't really want to spend the money right now to finish setting up for alumium welding. Rather turn this into a plasma cutter "fund"

The owners guide indicates using a 20A circuit. Having said that, I only have 15A circuits in my garage. I've tripped them with my H/F metal chop saw, but never had an issue with the welder. Granted, I never ran the balls off of it either. I only ever did sheet metal work, with .023 wire.

I have a big 220V Lincoln for the more serious projects.

This is a good welder for body, floor, and light structural repairs.

Sorry for the late update...