Thread: welder question

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Being someone who use to weld for a living our machines could run all day and night and some times they did.

In your case you shouldn't have to worry to much about that, but what about when you decide to weld on a frame? And something also to think about is a availability of being able to just plug in to a 110 receptical, my mig welder is a 175 and it a singal phase 230 volts, so not as easy to hook up in a friends garage.

Thanks for the education guys, that's what I needed to know. It sounds like when price, quality and capability are taken into account this might be the perfect welder for me, if and when I need to do anything heavier than bodywork, I won't feel bad about upgrading although I don't think that will be for a while. When I get it, I'm sure i'll have more questions, thanks

I have a Miller Matic 250 for sale if interested for 1000 dollars. No scratches on the machine and the machine looks new. weld up to 1/2"