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onehot69stepside
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Edited: 11/27/2007 10:05:16 PM by onehot69stepside
i use a 220/240v Hobart handler 175. I bought it because it was a bit cheaper and the local welding supply chain told me Hobart welders are pretty much miller machines with a few cheaper parts on it. For example my 175 has a miller power supply, electronics, and gun(has the miller logo and says miller right on it) but has a composite drive system whereas the miller is made out of like a pot metal. The Wheels and motor and stuff are still metal of course.
i use a 220/240v Hobart handler 175. I bought it because it was a bit cheaper and the local welding supply chain told me Hobart welders are pretty much miller machines with a few cheaper parts on it. For example my 175 has a miller power supply, electronics, and gun(has the miller logo and says miller right on it) but has a composite drive system whereas the miller is made out of like a pot metal. The Wheels and motor and stuff are still metal of course.
bdydrp18
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Originally posted by ahab
I have the miller DVI. Best welder ive ever had. I can do anything.
just bought one of those last week. can't wait to put it to work
I have the miller DVI. Best welder ive ever had. I can do anything.
just bought one of those last week. can't wait to put it to work
Severed701
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i have a lincoln 135 plus for doin sheetmetal stuff and a lincoln powermig 215 for heavy shit...love em both
CHOSN1
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I just opened my Christmas gift and it was a lincoln 175.. Now all i have to do is get a power outlet to power this boy