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QUESTION ABOUT QUALITY OF HOBART MIG WELDERS
It's been rumored that Lincoln now owns Hobart, and the quality of the
Hobart machine isn't what it used to be. Any truth to that rumor? I'm needing a little more welder than the Millermatic 135, and have seen Hobart machines for less $ than Millers or Lincolns. Thanks! Ronnie |
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"Ronnie" wrote in message oups.com... It's been rumored that Lincoln now owns Hobart, and the quality of the Hobart machine isn't what it used to be. Any truth to that rumor? I'm needing a little more welder than the Millermatic 135, and have seen Hobart machines for less $ than Millers or Lincolns. Thanks! Ronnie And I have seen HF and Ming Ling welder$ for a lot le$$ ca$h than Millers and Lincolns. You get what you pay for. Buy quality, and cry only once. Or just keep buying pieces of ****. It's up to you. STeve |
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On 1 Jul 2005 20:34:45 -0700, "Ronnie" wrote:
It's been rumored that Lincoln now owns Hobart, and the quality of the Hobart machine isn't what it used to be. Any truth to that rumor? I'm needing a little more welder than the Millermatic 135, and have seen Hobart machines for less $ than Millers or Lincolns. Thanks! Ronnie Miller (not Lincoln) bought Hobart. The Hobarts now look just like Millers, though they sometimes lack a couple of minor features. I expect that they are the same basic machines. |
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