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PostPosted: Sun May 28, 2006 10:42 am    Post subject: Welder Reply with quote

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My uncle is going to loan me his Lincoln stick welder to build the =
legs on my new bench, etc. so there's no rush. I've seen tons of owner =
reviews on other welders. Once again, I'm looking for reviews of the HF =
models. Good, bad, or go for something else. I'm looking at a purchase =
I'll have to live with for a long time. All input appreciated.
Bill


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PostPosted: Sun May 28, 2006 12:09 pm    Post subject: Welder Reply with quote

Hey Bill...
It was years ago that I bought a HF welder and sent it back due to makin=
g low quality welds. I have also worn out a Daytona Mig welder that was =
better at welding sheet metal rather than heavey stuff. I now have a Mil=
ler 135 amp welder that works beautiful. It is 220 volt which helps make=
better welds. The Lincoln welders of the same size are very much the sa=
me. It depends on if you like blue or red... Once you have spent the =
extra money for a quality machine, it will be money well spent.
HF welders could be better now, but as with most all of there tools, you=
get what you pay for. =

Ron...
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<html><P>Hey Bill...</P>
<P>It was years ago that I bought a HF welder and sent it back due to ma=
king low quality welds. I have also worn out a Daytona Mig welder that w=
as better at welding sheet metal rather than heavey stuff. I now have a =
Miller 135 amp welder that works beautiful. It is 220 volt which helps m=
ake better welds. The Lincoln welders of the same size are very much the=
same. It depends on if you like blue or red...&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Once y=
ou have spent the extra money for a quality machine, it will be money we=
ll spent.</P>
<P>HF welders could be better now, but as with most all of there tools, =
you get what you pay for. </P>
<P>Ron...</P>
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PostPosted: Sun May 28, 2006 12:27 pm    Post subject: Welder Reply with quote

Bill,
If you have the perspective of wanting a good welder for service life,
I'd recommend you look
at the Miller line, specifically the EconoTIG. It's got a good range,
capacity and is based on
a good design. I believe it replaces or is equal to the Syncrowave 180
that I use. I really like
that machine for all round welding AC-DC and TIG.

http://www.millerwelds.com/products/tig/econotig/

Larry McFarland - 601HDS at www.macsmachine.com
Bill Naumuk wrote:

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My uncle is going to loan me his Lincoln stick welder to build the =
legs on my new bench, etc. so there's no rush. I've seen tons of owner =
reviews on other welders. Once again, I'm looking for reviews of the HF =
models. Good, bad, or go for something else. I'm looking at a purchase =
I'll have to live with for a long time. All input appreciated.
Bill

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