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Freecat1 
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 Topic: Eastwood 135 Mig Welder.Posted: May/12/2012 at 3:43pm |
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Anyone have one? They have one with welder, kart, and self darking helmet for about $415.00. Coments welcome if you have one. I am thinking about getting one. Thanks
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ThePhranc
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Posted: May/12/2012 at 4:17pm |
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I got to use one the other day and it's really good for the price. I ordered the 175 last night for the wire spool gun and ability to weld alum. Its dual purpose for the car hobby and sign shop.
If you need a steel welder that won't be used all the time I'd say go for the 135. The cart is engineered not so well but its def livable. |
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4.0 Rambler
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Posted: May/12/2012 at 4:49pm |
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I've had the 175 for 6 months and it welds as nice as a buddies Lincoln that I've borrowed.
Mine came with a bad pressure gage and Eastwood sent a complete regulator to replace it. |
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Posted: May/12/2012 at 7:12pm |
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I looked at the 175 but want to be able to move it around. The 175 I think is 220V only.
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