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  1. 02-07-2012 03:51 PM #1
    Dave Severson
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    OK, thanks Jerry!!!! Well worth the extra $$$$$ then! Thanks!!
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    You will probably never need it Dave, Really comes into its own when welding for long periods or high amps on Aluminium. For tight areas use a Gas lens


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    OK, thanks Jerry!!!! Well worth the extra $$$$$ then! Thanks!!
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