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It occurs to me
that for a hobbiest, a used quality machine will give better service than a
brand new inexpensive machine and, like Chevelles, be worth what you paid
for it when you're done.
Don,
While I am sure there will
be some exceptions, and some guys will claim they have a good one of brand X
and it has done great for them, I personally wouldn't spend hard earned money
on something that works so hard if I wasn't absolutely sure of the quality. I
would go with either a Miller, Lincoln, or Hobart. Nothing else. My welding
instructor said to make sure it was american made. There is some pretty cheap
stuff made overseas. A budy of mine had to trash his Italian made machine
because he couldn't get parts to repair it. My brother-in-law is a welder by
trade and teaches welding as well. He recommended a Lincoln to me. That's what
I have.
Miller, Lincoln, or Hobart. Sometimes there are good reasons to pay a
little extra to get quality. This is one of those times.
JMHO
Steve
Hi
all, I have a ’69 Malibu that needs some bodywork done. I would like to do this myself, is
there a welder that anyone would recommend? I saw the Henrob 2000 at a car show
and it looked like a good one, anyone have any experience with this
particular model? Thanks in
advance.
Don Allen
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