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This is how I get some of my welding done. It's my company, but I thought you would enjoy it. It has a Miller Dynasty 200.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=uCYBJPjKJlI

I had to copy and paste it into my browser. Not sure how to link a youtube video.
I tried it though and it worked
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This is how I get some of my welding done. It's my company, but I thought you would enjoy it. It has a Miller Dynasty 200.


www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=uCYBJPjKJlI[/url]
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I use to have a Millermatic 200 and sold it a few years ago.
Big mistake.
Currently saving up for a Miller Multimatic 200.
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I tried it though and it worked
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that's one way to do it. ^^

so today i got a tank of 75-25. then made my way to the welding supply store, and of course they didn't have what i needed. im not sure how you can run out of .035. so ill be waiting till Thursday.
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that's one way to do it. ^^

so today i got a tank of 75-25. then made my way to the welding supply store, and of course they didn't have what i needed. im not sure how you can run out of .035. so ill be waiting till Thursday.
..... I hate it when that happens....
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so today i got a tank of 75-25. then made my way to the welding supply store, and of course they didn't have what i needed. im not sure how you can run out of .035. so ill be waiting till Thursday.
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..... I hate it when that happens....
Sometimes them being out of what you want works out in your favor. Last time I needed shielding gas ( 75/25 mix), they were out of the 2' tall bottle I was going to exchange.

Since I always go to them ( they gave me good info before I purchased my Hobart Handler 187 ) , they upgraded me to the 3' tall bottle for free. I paid for the gas and went on my way.
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