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    Probably wont have anywhere to plug it in. Only 240 is in the laundry room and those things are wedged in there tighter than robbies ass when he's around krebs.

    I guess I'll just check it out and try to talk him down. I have no idea what it's worth other than new they cost the $1K.

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    I got my Miller 175 from one of my dad's good friend's over a year ago and it's worked great, paid about $375 for it. It's well over 5 yr's. old or so and has been rebuilt several times but it still welds good, there's nothing wrong with buying a used one, just check it out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JeepPhisherman
    those things are wedged in there tighter than robbies ass when he's around krebs.
    1974 CJ5-The BarnBurner

    Quote Originally Posted by stx4wheeler View Post
    Robbie is the Charlie Daniels of the super swamper.

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    check the cigarette lighter, if it has ash on it, it's been smoked in...right Karl?
    Boats and hoes

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    I know just what I'm lookin for
    Thunderbird will do just fine.

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    how many cupholders does it have?
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    damnit... if everyone is leaving i want my original 15 back... i dont wanna be left with these tools

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    $580 "*NEW*" on ebay

    http://cgi.ebay.com/LINCOLN-SP-135-P...QQcmdZViewItem

    maybe there is something in the fine print im not seeing

    nevermind thats a 135 im dumb

    $765 for the 175 "*NEW*"
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    Yea, I was just looking at those. Don't know if I shoud just pony up for a new unit and get the 3 year warranty, since I'm liable to **** something up on it.
    I left the guy a message with an offer of 400, if he calls back, I'll check it out this weekend. I dont think I even really NEED a welder, but I have some $$ and I like buying stuff

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    then buy some chit for the garage and lets put it to use. we need to buy a torch now, hmmm. my turn

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    I've had a hobart for over 5 years now. Never had a problem with it until david O was using it Actually, it just need a new tip.

    I know scott has a 135 miller and he's ran too many 10 pound spools through it to count.
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    you'll never use it enough to know the difference between the brands. especially if you dont already have a preference. personally, i dont like the incremental amperage control on the hobart. i like the variable control on the miller, but if i were buying one for my personal use and found a deal on a hobart id jump on it and i grew up using millers and like them. you or i are never gonna use one enough around the house to wear it out. i have no opinion on the lincoln but would be happy to have one.

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    the regulator they come with is crap with oddball threads. other than that the welder is fine.

    I paid 500 for mine too, so they might not hold their value.
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    My dad got one of the 300 amp lincoln ones for $300, but it had had almost a whole roll through it and was 3 years old. We've put about another 2 rolls through it. It works great for all our uses like building exhaust and truck accessories. But they won't use it on trailers and it's not practical for trusses.

    I finally used my Lincoln Ranger 10000 and it seems to be good but loud, and I only welded about half a 6011 with it.

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    I paid about 1500 for my hobart generator/welder... a little high but it is portable

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    Quote Originally Posted by eight

    I finally used my Lincoln Ranger 10000 and it seems to be good but loud, and I only welded about half a 6011 with it.

    is this the 360 powered one you built?

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    No that's the 2 year old gas powered one I got for $1000 with 1400 hrs on it. It's powered by a 20 hp kohler. It sits next to the big ugly metal brake with stuff stacked on it, but I start it every time I go home. I think about mounting it in the back of dodge so I look cool.

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