The time has come for me to upgrade so I am going to have to say goodbye to my trusty Lincoln since I do not have the room (or need) for 2 units.
Here it is:
Lincoln Weldpak 100, with the full MIG conversion, including the gas and gas-less inner gun wire braid, extra tips for .35, .30, .25 wire, extra spools of wire, welding cart, bottle (can't remember the size but about 3 1/2' tall) with regulator and hoses and about 1/2 or more full of CO2/Ar mix.
Here is some info: review, product info.
This welder has never let me down and has been very well maintained, I have done anything from body work to over it's specified material thickness and pushed it to almost 1/2' thick steel. It runs off a 15amp, 110V outlet and is small enough to fit in any shop. I have not tried using it on stainless or aluminium but I was told it can be with the right gas and wire feed.
all of it, $500.00
604.803.3506
Here it is:
Lincoln Weldpak 100, with the full MIG conversion, including the gas and gas-less inner gun wire braid, extra tips for .35, .30, .25 wire, extra spools of wire, welding cart, bottle (can't remember the size but about 3 1/2' tall) with regulator and hoses and about 1/2 or more full of CO2/Ar mix.
Here is some info: review, product info.
This welder has never let me down and has been very well maintained, I have done anything from body work to over it's specified material thickness and pushed it to almost 1/2' thick steel. It runs off a 15amp, 110V outlet and is small enough to fit in any shop. I have not tried using it on stainless or aluminium but I was told it can be with the right gas and wire feed.
all of it, $500.00
604.803.3506



