Welder of choice

Powerstroked162 · May 30, 2013

Super08Duty said:
Miller 135 for mig, Lincoln cracker box for arc, and miller dynasty 200 for tig...although I can't figure out why it won't run good clean beads.

135 come with training wheels Bruh? Lol

Dynasty is a bad bish.

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Super08Duty · May 30, 2013

You bet, had to weld them on with the machine lol it's good for 1/8" and thinner. Anything like 1/4" doesn't penetrate that great. One of these days ill cave in and buy a bigger better mig.

TrailerHauler · May 30, 2013

Lots of blue blood in here.

I'm running a Lincoln 256 power mig, in the process of looking for a tig welder and a plasma cutter.

MossBack · May 30, 2013

TrailerHauler said:
Lots of blue blood in here.

I'm running a Lincoln 256 power mig, in the process of looking for a tig welder and a plasma cutter.

I think Lincoln makes a better diesel or gas powered stick welder. We had one when my dad had his construction company.

But now he has a trailer pull MQ whisper weld that is wonderful because it is quiet.

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moose99psd · Jun 1, 2013

man i dont know how you guys use those diversions.... biggest pieces of **** ive ever used... and im a miller guy, its all i run at work and home.. ill have a dynasty before too long.

OldschoolPSD · Jun 1, 2013

09stroker · Jun 1, 2013

$$$$$ that's why lol

silverpsd_06 · Jun 4, 2013

another 350p here and a old ass synchrowave 250. love em both. got the kinetic 2000, 3000, and 4000 burn tables at work for making just about anything you would want out of steel.

Stroked550 · Jun 4, 2013

Lincoln powermig 255, Miller 330abp for tig, Lincoln round top idealarc 250 for stick. And a few engine drives from the 40's-60's.

ingrahams · Jun 4, 2013

Looking to sell my Synchrowave 180sd so I can pick up a Dynasty 200DX, would like a bigger MIG but my 175 does the job for now. If anyone in the northeast is interested in a very clean low hours TIG shoot me a PM?

dieseltron · Jun 5, 2013

I have a Hobart 210 mvp and an old miller thunderbolt

josh77 · Jun 27, 2013

ive got all old school stuff a miller vintage 250 mig (with a spool gun) an Ltec160 mig for sheet metal a lincoln procut 60 plazma( big heavy sob) and a trailblazer 250 for stick, power whatever

HOOV3R · Jun 27, 2013

Hobart Ironman 250 mig, 2 Miller Bobcat 250 efi sticks, and a Miller Legend stick. Wish they still made the legends, having full power as a generator at idle was so convenient.

luther's 2008 · Jun 28, 2013

Hobart Ironman 230 w/spoolgun

ironworker25 · Jun 28, 2013

I perfer millers, whether its a bobcat, trailblazer, or big blue

DieselCowboy · Jun 28, 2013

Had a Lincoln SA250 but sold it for a Miller Pipe Pro. Also have a Hobart Champion Elite at the shop.

drunk on diesel · Jul 1, 2013

Blue blood here... just have a little MIG that I've been abusing for almost 15yrs. I worked at a fab shop when I bought it and everything we had was Miller and had zero problems, so I just went that route.

Trailblazer diesel is most likely my next welding purchase