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John

05-29-2000 15:23:06

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Anyone have any experience with a Century 110V wire feed welder--model 135? Thanks

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Terry Wentz

10-11-2001 16:12:49

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Re: Century wire welder in reply to John, 05-29-2000 15:23:06

I recently had my welder repaired and was wonder the cost on these parts. 1 pcb 880-113-666 1 Trail Relay 216-062 If you would at lease an (ave)price please. Please e-mail me.

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catblaster

05-29-2000 16:04:44

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Re: Century wire welder in reply to John, 05-29-2000 15:23:06

You can have mine if you want to dig it up outta the back yard. Some people like them but I think they are junk, the overload is buried inside the windings and cannot be replaced, low duty cycle and with a flux core machine you still have to chip slag. Bottom line my opinion is save up the money and buy a Lincoln or miller with gas shield, 220 volts and you will be much happier. If you're welding outside it will also run the flux core wire.

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ralph

05-29-2000 20:13:42

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Re: Re: Century wire welder in reply to catblaster, 05-29-2000 16:04:44

Your comments should probably include all 110 volt wire welders that use flux core only. They do have their place but its not in my shop. Century does have a 220 volt with gas shield that is good. Ralph

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Steve

05-30-2000 20:32:21

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Re: Re: Re: Century wire welder in reply to ralph, 05-29-2000 20:13:42

I bought a century 170gs model. It is a 220 volt machine rated at 30 t0 170 amps. First wire welder I've ever owned. Only about 6 weeks old when the cover got damaged, so I called the manufacture in Minn. The salesman sent me a new cover free of charge. Then I needed a few other minor things for it. They came thru, again free of charge. I have used it some, I do not weld professonally, but It seems to work just fine to me. Very happy with it. Got it at from Sears. Came complete with the gas connections, and a good ground clamp, not a cheap one. I think Miller and Lincoln, and Hobart are all good bands too. I look them all over somewhat and I did not see a whole lot of differnce between them. I ruined a gas defuser and had know trouble getting a new one the next day from a local welding shop. It comes with a tweeco gun. Hope this helps.

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wayne frye

02-27-2005 15:37:59

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Century wire welder in reply to Steve, 05-30-2000 20:32:21

i have got a century 125 GL need manual to find parts to change from flux to sheilded gascan you please help me to do so thank you wayne

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Dave F

07-29-2000 20:56:43

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Century wire welder in reply to Steve, 05-30-2000 20:32:21

Ive had a century welder in the past. (stick) I liked it real well, but someone liked it better than me.(ripped off.) My suggestion would be stick to Lincoln welders for most welding supply co. carry Lincoln & can get any parts for it. I own (3) welders an AC/DC 225 stick & Ranger8 gasoline outfit & weld pak 100 My suggestion concerning mig welders is buy the biggest one you can afford for you will out grow the smaller machines, I am about ready to upgrade to a bigger mig machine, also one more thing to consider do you have 240V power available in your shop.

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