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MIG'DHORSE
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millermatic 175. just a step down from yours. im very happy with it.:awesomework:
GRW
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Where did you get the 210?
Why didn't you get the new 212 vs the 210?
I sold my old 120 (predicesor to the 180 & what ever came out before that).
It was a good welder, but one of the guys on the bombers list was looking for a good smaller used 220 welder. So I tossed mine in the ring and it sold.
So I have been shopping around (new & used).
I am picking up my new 252 today.
Why didn't you get the new 212 vs the 210?
I sold my old 120 (predicesor to the 180 & what ever came out before that).
It was a good welder, but one of the guys on the bombers list was looking for a good smaller used 220 welder. So I tossed mine in the ring and it sold.
So I have been shopping around (new & used).
I am picking up my new 252 today.
CrustyJeep
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I picked up a MM251 a few weeks ago. I upgraded from a MM175. Not even in the same league.
I think I may be in love. It's probly a good thing it doesn't have a vagina. I looked for one. :redneck:
I think I may be in love. It's probly a good thing it doesn't have a vagina. I looked for one. :redneck:
I humped mine when I got it. :redneck:
Where did you get the 210?
Why didn't you get the new 212 vs the 210?
I sold my old 120 (predicesor to the 180 & what ever came out before that).
It was a good welder, but one of the guys on the bombers list was looking for a good smaller used 220 welder. So I tossed mine in the ring and it sold.
So I have been shopping around (new & used).
I am picking up my new 252 today.
gary ifn ya need to store that at my shop your more than welcome:;
at least till your shop is finished
tomsbrokeagain
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I've welded a ton with my Miller 210, if I could go back the 251 has a bit more ajustabilty. Never had problems with the Miller line. I also have used the Migmaster I think model is 250 works fairly well but since we moved it the stinger has a gas leak now.
PORTER
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I own a 210, and its far more welder than I would ever need. Very nice unit, you will be stoked when you start using it. :awesomework:
War-Jeeper
Mailbox Killing War-Ho
i have a lincoln 175 plus that i really enjoy but wish i had gotten a miller 210
Not enough money at the time though
Not enough money at the time though
Ranger James
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a lil clarke 110V arc welder. it can only run 1/16 rod for short amounts of time but it lays a good weld and i can do 3/8 without preheat (but i preheat at least to 500* becouse im a good lil welder :cheer: )
i got it for 160 $ at sears. and its the only thang i can run in my dads townhouse garage.
ill get a better one once i move to eastern wa:beer:
i got it for 160 $ at sears. and its the only thang i can run in my dads townhouse garage.
ill get a better one once i move to eastern wa:beer:
Ranger James
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posts some pics of the welds once u get it and have it going :masturbanana[1]:
I use Miller 210's on a daily basis, and they are great. I personally own a Lincoln from year's ago, and I don't remember the last time I used it. As far as light fab like everybody on here is doing goes, the 210 is awesome, I worked from a Miller 250 at a past job, and if you are not doing repetitive work on the same setting, it alway's seemed like i was dialing it in that last little bit all the time. if the 250 came with like 8 or 9 preset's like a 210, it would be awesome, I don't understand the need in wanting all the adjustability.
Ranger James
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tig welding gives me a hardon :masturbanana[1]:
Ranger James
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blackman, where in renton are ya?
im in the highlands near mike's place (a bar)
im in the highlands near mike's place (a bar)
