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Re: Argon co2 vs plain co2 gas: HEY T-BONE
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Posted by farmweld on September 05, 2005 at 07:48:54 from (63.235.125.221):
In Reply to: Argon co2 vs plain co2 gas posted by Way Up Here on September 05, 2005 at 07:13:03:
not sure one the advantages and disadvantages of the shielders, but do know from expirence that a lincoln electric mig welder is most likly of better quality. i had the oppertuntity to see a miller mig torn apart, and a good many of the bushings inside the machine are wood, an i just wasnt impressed with the inside quality. how thick of material are you planning on welding? last i checked, thickest the manufacture reccomeded was 5/8 inch for any mig farmweld
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