My Lincoln 225 cost 93 bucks new.I dont need gas bottles to use it, wind doesnt bother it.I am not bothered by a short welding gun.There are very few parts in the stick welder, no 800 buck circuit boards to fail.No spool gun to weld on top of wagons.I would need a 200 buck gas bottle to use my mig or pay endless rental charges The hazmat fee on refills is a ripoff.It would take 2 grand to buy a mig that would do the work of my stick welder.An inverter break down would cost a lot to fix.My 130 mig is full of parts that can fail.The Lincoln needs a few drops of oil in the fan motor once a year.Some times the old ways are better.I started welding stick in the mid 50s, mig 5 years ago.I find stick easier by far.
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