Need a budget Mig welder...
12-01-2006, 08:44 PM
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I've never heard of anyones hobart failing due to cheap parts etc.... When taken care of they seem to be every bit as good as a Miller.
I bought a Hobart 140 today and I couldnt be happier
I bought a Hobart 140 today and I couldnt be happier
12-01-2006, 10:46 PM
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Originally Posted by motorbuilt
I've never heard of anyones hobart failing due to cheap parts etc.... When taken care of they seem to be every bit as good as a Miller.
I bought a Hobart 140 today and I couldnt be happier
I bought a Hobart 140 today and I couldnt be happier
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12-02-2006, 01:59 AM
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Well I am going to be using for garage projects etc....
I need to weld in torque boxes, anti-roll bar from UPR, some .095 DOM 1-3/4" Roll bar work, fill some holes in the engine bay, build random little brackets and fabrications
I need to weld in torque boxes, anti-roll bar from UPR, some .095 DOM 1-3/4" Roll bar work, fill some holes in the engine bay, build random little brackets and fabrications
12-15-2006, 01:59 PM
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I just picked up a Lincoln 135T welder and car. It was about $600 shipped. It's just for sheet metal and Exhaust stuff but I feel it will do the job up to 1/4 and thats all I really need out of a MIG. If I need stronger I will TIG it.
