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Posted by Allan on December 25, 2003 at 04:19:23 from (148.63.132.164):
Hi All, I've got an old Century 250 Amp arc welder that has been in storage for almost 21 years. It is one of those old dark red units, with the rounded front upper corners and black cast iron wheels and moving handle. It was really a good old welder. Without going into all the gory, nasty details, back in 1983 when things weren't going all that well, the bank was calling my paper and I was headed for the financial tumble of my life, I put it under a plastic sheet and stored it in an old shed. I dug it out the other day and it looks just like it did the day I put it in there. Do you 'spose I can just plug this thing in and go? Or should I have someone test it and look it over first? Whadda think? Thanks, Allan
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