Check out http://www.daytonamig.com. I've had one of their 115v, 110 amp
"Pocket MIG's" for about 10 years...works great. I wouldn't recommend any
flux core MIG welders for body work though. Check 'em out...
Doc
In a message dated 10/14/1999 7:28:05 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
GB127167@exchange.DAYTONOH.NCR.com writes:
> After many years of procrastination, I have decided that it is
> time to buy myself a welder.
>
> In the past I have had all my welding needs met by a good
> friend of mine who restores MGs for a living.
>
> I borrowed a friend's Lincoln Mig 10 (flux-cored) and was quite happy
> with the way it welded. I am not looking to restore cars or even doing
> floors/rockers etc, I need the welder mainly for light stuff like making
> brackets, repairing cracks in metal, butt welds etc.
>
> I am leaning towards the Lincoln as they have various accessories
> like gas / flux welding, metal and aluminum welding, stitch-welding etc.
>
> Anybody have opinions on the Lincoln 10/15 Mig welders and
> where I can get the best price (Eastwood always seems really expensive)
> Thanks
> gerry brinkma
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