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Lincoln 185 tig
Is the Lincoln 185 tig welder much better than the 175?
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In article .com,
wrote: Is the Lincoln 185 tig welder much better than the 175? The Lincoln PrecisionTIG 185 is a nice step up from the Squarewave 175 Pro. It has a larger range, variable AC wave ballance, and a built in pulser standard. Miller is going to have to upgrade the Syncrowave 180SD to beat it. However I still feel that the Thermal Arc Prowave 185TSW inverter is a better deal for about the same money. |
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But Miller did start the economy-tig thing, no?
Glad to see others catching up. Always had sort of a soft spot for Lincoln, what w/ their progressive company and all. Here about NYC, on construction sites/bridges, you see *nuthin but blue*, never any red. Wonder what the blue/red ratio is like elsewhere. ---------------------------- Mr. P.V.'d formerly Droll Troll "Ernie Leimkuhler" wrote in message ... In article .com, wrote: Is the Lincoln 185 tig welder much better than the 175? The Lincoln PrecisionTIG 185 is a nice step up from the Squarewave 175 Pro. It has a larger range, variable AC wave ballance, and a built in pulser standard. Miller is going to have to upgrade the Syncrowave 180SD to beat it. However I still feel that the Thermal Arc Prowave 185TSW inverter is a better deal for about the same money. |
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