clarke mig welders
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clarke mig welders i'm thinking about getting a clarke mig welder because of the price but they do come with a 10 year warranty on the rectifier and transformer and 2 year warranty on the rest. hopefully the link below works its a link to the kit i want to get not too bad for $375+ s&h.
http://store.ineedparts.com/store/vi...dproduct=19014.
http://store.ineedparts.com/store/vi...dproduct=19014.
I like my miller
http://www.millerwelds.com/products/...llermatic_175/
like this one but the older model, I have never used a clake before, but Ihave never heard anything bad about them.
http://www.millerwelds.com/products/...llermatic_175/
like this one but the older model, I have never used a clake before, but Ihave never heard anything bad about them.
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While you're at it I would suggest you get a Auto-Darkening welding helmet, these are great when welding.
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If you're going to be using Argon gas ( cleaner welds ) don't forget to include an area to mount your Argon tank.
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I would check out Hobart welders before I looked at Clarke. Hobart is made by Miller and is their cheaper line.
Maybe the Hobart Handler..
Basically the same as Miller welders with lower duty cycles..
Maybe the Hobart Handler..
Basically the same as Miller welders with lower duty cycles..
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I would check out Hobart welders before I looked at Clarke. Hobart is made by Miller and is their cheaper line.
Maybe the Hobart Handler..
Basically the same as Miller welders with lower duty cycles..
Maybe the Hobart Handler..
Basically the same as Miller welders with lower duty cycles..
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well i'm within a step of purchasing one this is the kit i've decided to go with
http://store.ineedparts.com/store/vi...dproduct=19010
anyone have anything good or bad to add about them. i figure that this will get me by for the limited use i have for one right now. by the time i wear it out i'll be able to buy a miller or lincoln.
http://store.ineedparts.com/store/vi...dproduct=19010
anyone have anything good or bad to add about them. i figure that this will get me by for the limited use i have for one right now. by the time i wear it out i'll be able to buy a miller or lincoln.
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The only thing I have to say about that welder is that it's flux core only.
I personally think you'd be better off with this one:
It's $426.91 at Tractor Supply.
All you need is a bottle of gas. It'll take you a lot longer to out grow the hobart welder over the clark (IMO).
I personally think you'd be better off with this one:
It's $426.91 at Tractor Supply.
All you need is a bottle of gas. It'll take you a lot longer to out grow the hobart welder over the clark (IMO).
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no look ago it can do both i just have to buy the gas conversion kit later which is $50. for now i don't need anything but to do some welding that can be done with flux core. also that one you show is a 110v and i will not buy a 110 in any welder or plasma cutter.
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So now for a difference of $10 you can get the Hobart.
I would let brand steer me on this one. Hobart is Miller...
Miller makes one of the best portable inverter TIG welders (Dynasty 200DX) and they will run off of 110V (and many other voltages...).
Eather way... you'll be welding
I would let brand steer me on this one. Hobart is Miller...
Miller makes one of the best portable inverter TIG welders (Dynasty 200DX) and they will run off of 110V (and many other voltages...).
Eather way... you'll be welding
