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Re: Welder recommendations?
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Posted by txgrn on July 17, 2005 at 15:46:11 from (209.151.118.172):
In Reply to: Welder recommendations? posted by 6N's Short on July 17, 2005 at 11:56:03:
Tractor Supply has a little "Farmhand 75" MIG type wire feed welder for about $100 that works pretty good for the price, if you aren't picky. It uses flux wire and doesn't require any gas which is much cheaper and less inconvenient in both mobility and in having to go to the gas (welding) store. I use it for jobs that you describe. I just set it on the workbench and plug it into 115v and away I go. Real portable (hand caried) and convenient. Again it doesn't do a real pretty weld, but it welds tight and strong and you can grind it if you want it to look pretty. You can weld tin with it or thick stuff....just depends upon how long you stay in one spot depositing wire. Mark
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