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Old 12-02-2012, 12:06 AM
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Default Welders. what do you have?
what do you guys have for welders in your shop or garage?

i personally own 5 welders

Lincoln AC225 "Tombstone" stick welder with 50ft leads
Linde L-Tec 225 mig welder w/ spool gun attachment for aluminum
Lincoln 225 Lincwelder welder/generator with a 16hp Onan ccka twin w/ 50ft leads
Hobart G-254 250 amp welder generator with a VF4D wisconsin V4 engine w/ 100ft leads
Hobart TG-301 Tig machine with a Hobart water cooler

what do you got?
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Old 12-02-2012, 07:42 AM
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I only have one welder, it's a Miller 175 mig. Love the little Blue Box.
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I have a couple, a Lincoln Weldenpower 225 G7 with a 16hp B&S and a Clarke 135en mig welder.
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I'm a fan of blue!!!
miller cricket 120volt gas-less mig
Millermatic 180 mig,and a spool gun for it
miller syncrowave 200 AC/DC tig or stick
miller spectrum 375 plasma cutter
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Shorts and boots! Where are your flip flops?
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Hobart Handler 187 mig and my friend Dave lets me use his TIG welder
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Lincoln Ranger 8 with 50' leads but looking for a good Mig and Plasma cutter.
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I lean towards the red ones just like the tractors.
Precision Tig 275
Power Mig 255
Power Mig 135
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Odds and ends and hand-me downs just like the rest of my stuff.
A old Lincoln red buzz box stick welder that I haven't got wired up to work yet. A little Harbor freight MIG, A older MIG set up for stainless with a tank on it cant remember the name Lincoln bought them out years back
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