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| Slowpoke
08-05-2012 17:17:20
75.36.153.233
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On CL: Lincoln SP 130T with single gauge. Asking $300 obo. Looks like 12' gun cable. Is it possible? Will it run on 15 amp/120? Deal or no deal?Thanks
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| 730d se
08-07-2012 07:48:13
68.189.186.53
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Re: Lincoln welders. in reply to Slowpoke, 08-05-2012 17:17:20
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| $300 is high for used unless it is just out of the box used once or twice.
I have a Lincoln Pro-Mig 135 that is 120 volt and a Lincoln "tombstone" AC/DC that is 220 volt.
The Pro-Mig is very handy as I can run it anywhere there is 120 volt. It is limited when I get in to heavier and thicker stock.
I use the "tombstone" for the heavier stuff, but I am limited to having it in the shop where I have 220 volt to run it.
Those two welders (or similar) will cover most repair or build jobs around the farm.
DC makes a very nice weld with low spatter.
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| sflem849
08-06-2012 04:54:39
69.197.84.39
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Re: Licoln weldes. in reply to Slowpoke, 08-05-2012 17:17:20
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| Check out CraigsList. It won't take you long to find a name brand 120v welder for $100-150. If you need one right away that isn't a terrible price, but you can buy a new one for $700ish.
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| bobpa
08-05-2012 21:34:47
72.23.158.229
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Re: Licoln weldes. in reply to Slowpoke, 08-05-2012 17:17:20
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| I think it runs on 20 amp/ 120 volt circuit. Nice welder for small jobs.
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| Bill Dell
08-05-2012 18:16:12
173.87.188.226
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Re: Licoln weldes. in reply to Slowpoke, 08-05-2012 17:17:20
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| I have a Lincoln SP 100 MIG welder. It is a very cool welder. I use it most every weekend.
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