Wire Feed Welder Recommendations

I am in a state of confusion on what new wire feed welder to buy. I am leaning towards a Hobart Handler 190 with gas. I have also looked at the Lincoln 180 Wire Feed.

I currently have an old, (dinosaur) Miller gas wire feed but I have had it in the shop the last three weeks out of a month and also found out some parts are no longer available for it. I think I am just going to advertise it real cheap to someone locally and let someone else play with it.

The type of welding I do requires gas most of the time. I will be welding 20 ga to 18 ga steel usually. I also want to weld anything that needs welded on a car. 
I will be putting in about 500' of stucco fence across the front of our property this summer and will need to weld heavy angle brackets on each 3.5" metal post (well drilling pipe)  as well as weld 4 fifteen ft wrought iron gates together.

Any suggestions for the welder I should buy will be greatly appreciated. I know everyone will not agree on each welder.

Moe

in my opinion the hobart is a real good name in the welder brand .stick with a 220 volt welder i have never seen a 110 volt welder weld concident because of the duty cycle that is were it all counts higher duty cycle is a better unit

I had one of the original Hobart Handlers (the one that looked like a suitcase).  Never was really good on anything thinner than about 14 gauge.  Got rid of it and got a Hobart 120.  Better but still not what I really wanted.  I ended up buying a Miller 211 with the Autoset feature;  best choice I ever made.

Just my two cents.

I had Lincoln 125 and now a Miller 211. Happy with both.  Just make sure you get one that can use shielding gas.   Much better looking welds.

I have the 190 and very happy with it . Bought it thru amazon refurbished for$500 . I had to buy the .023 feed roll separate . Also I think the tips need to be Hobart but tractor supply has them . I also bought the spool gun but havnt tried it yet .