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Quewtion: choosing a wire welder
I have the hankering to buy a welder, probably a wire feed type. I looked
at one on sale at "The Tractor Store". It was 110V input which is what I want. 85 Amp output. Uses .030, 035, or 040 wire. Biggest problem I see is that the instruction book said for metal up to 3/16'th inch. Tha'ts not very thick, I'D prefer maybe up to 3/8'th inch, or more. I'd really appreciate some of the features I need to look for in a wire welder. BTW: I don't really have a need for one, it is just one of those things I want. I might be better off to forget it altogether. Your thoughts please. Bob |
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