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    Quote Originally Posted by lib88stang View Post
    Sears has the Lincoln handy Mig for $299 and it comes with everything but the bottle. I don't know what your wanting to weld with it, but lincolns are nice machines.
    true... ive welded with lincoln,miller and lyndey's and i like the lincoln the best.
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    Quote Originally Posted by INSANELY CRAZY View Post
    true... ive welded with lincoln,miller and lyndey's and i like the lincoln the best.
    Agreed^ Lincoln makes a great 110 welder, use fluxcore with gas for the best results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2000 Ultra Z View Post
    get a 220v with gas alot easier to use and the welds are better
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    Hi Lou,

    I bought a blemished Hobart 175 mig a few years back for $400, a 220v machine. It does what I need in the shop. I'd recommend the biggest machine you can afford in 220v. You can get better penetration with the getter amperage. The newer 187 & 210 models are pretty slick for the price. My Hobart has been fine but, I know pro's that use Lincoln & Miller too. There's a lot of personal preference involved in the brands. I'm not a fan of the flux core welds, I see too much porosity. I'd have to agree with 2000 Ultra Z on the 220v being easier to get a good weld for an amateur like me.

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    Whatever you do stay away from the blue versions of lincoln electric(red case) migs that harbor freight sells.

    The internal hardware is plastic instead of metal and it broke before I could use it one time. You can't tighten the plastic down enough for it to feed the wire. At least I couldn't.

    I've been using my Lincoln Electric 110 (plugs into extension cords) gas shielded for over 4 years and it kicks ass.

    It was only about 300-400 brand new at home depot. Seriously satisfied.
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