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Millermatic 210

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dr. sportster

11-16-2007 13:16:05




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A guy at work is selling one he says is like brand new.I was interested.Anybody have any complaints about them.
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paulatclf

11-18-2007 14:36:14




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 Re: Millermatic 210 in reply to dr. sportster, 11-16-2007 13:16:05  
I have a 251 for the last few years. Great machines, and prior to this purchase I was considering the 210. I went with the 251 just in case I want to do the really big stuff in the future. I also bought myself the 325 cutmate plasma cutter, wish I went a little bigger there. Great local dealer here too.



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Pitalplace

11-16-2007 19:28:30




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 Re: Millermatic 210 in reply to Charles (in GA), 11-16-2007 13:16:05  
I have a 210 and it is a very good machine. The newer ones can be set up for a spool gun also. Check out the Miller web site and you will see that most think that the 210 is the best machine for the money. Also check out Cyberweld.com for the best price of a new one and you can compare the price he is asking.



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tiresntracks

11-16-2007 16:16:00




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 Re: Millermatic 210 in reply to dr. sportster, 11-16-2007 13:16:05  
I'm a Lincoln fan myself. All the welders that I own are Lincolns. Having said that, all the welders I use at work are Millers. We have a 250, a 251, a 300, an MP456 and a few others. My favorite is the 300, but I can't say anything bad about any of them. If you can get a deal on the 210 and its in good shape, buy it. I don't think the 210 has as good a duty cycle as the 251, but if you're not doing production work, it won't matter.

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Sam from WA

11-16-2007 15:37:35




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 Re: Millermatic 210 in reply to dr. sportster, 11-16-2007 13:16:05  
We've got 2 of the older Millermatic 200s and 3 Brand new (as of July) Millermatic 251s with twin gas. We couldn't be happier with the welder's performance. They are 220 or 208 volts. I've run a 210 and liked it as much as the old 200. We went with the 251 because we do a lot of aluminium work too. The 210s don't have a dual gas capability, so that would mean setting one up to do aluminium only. I don't think there is a better MIG welder on the market than any of the Miller Millermatic series.

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Someguy

11-16-2007 13:55:27




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 Re: Millermatic 210 in reply to dr. sportster, 11-16-2007 13:16:05  
I have a 210 and couldn't be happier. I had very minimal welding experience prior to buying it, but this thing makes me look like I weld for a living. It is a very nice welder.



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glennster

11-16-2007 13:47:15




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 Re: Millermatic 210 in reply to dr. sportster, 11-16-2007 13:16:05  
i have a millermatic 250, just a little bigger but probably the same machine. 210 should be 210 amps wide open, 220v machine. nice welder, 3/8 inch capacity.parts readily available. new that machine is probably 1600-2000.



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John Niolon

11-16-2007 15:14:19




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 Re: Millermatic 210 in reply to glennster, 11-16-2007 13:47:15  
I"ve got it"s daddy... a Millermatic 200 and I love it...you do need 220v service and it will probably do anything a normal home shop type guy might do.

We"ve used it regularly on 1/4-3/8" and 1/2 and up with notches and multiple passes with no failures. Duty cycle is way up there. I think it"s rated at 100% at 150 amps.

The 210 is just a later version than the 200

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john



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