Wtb: Hobart Handler 140 mig welder

[SloGrn]

Lookin for a mig welder. Must be 110 or 110/220. Looking for a hobart, lincoln, or miller



Text me at 313585175

[NullHead]

Got Forney MIG welder I could part with. Not what you're asking for, but look it up and let me know. Comes with the regulator, which Forney makes you buy separately. Takes tweeko contact tips, comes with extra tips. No tank, and preferably no cart, but we can work it out. Mildly used with very few hours on it.

[SloGrn]

Check your pm's nullhead

[SloGrn]

Still looking

[SloGrn]

Bump

[SloGrn]

Still lookin.

[SloGrn]

Still looking. Looking for a complete package

[Blackzee28]

Still looking? I've got a 179 amp 220v Chicago electric wire feed mig, comes with Tue regulator, uses gas or flux core, bought it new and used it once to weld my exhaust for my Camaro,

[SloGrn]

No thanks not interested in Chicago electric or any 220 units.

[NullHead]

Its my guess everyone who has a welder like you're looking for, has it for a reason - they want to use it.

[2002Z4CSS]

Its my guess everyone who has a welder like you're looking for, has it for a reason - they want to use it.

I have a Lincoln 3200 HD 110V 135 amp mig welder. I can weld up to 5/16" thick steel but nothing on a vehicle seems to be even close to that thickness. I would never sell it. I don't use it all of the time but when I need it it is a life saver.

[farmington]

have wanted a mig for the garage for a long time. Bought a new (10 years in the box) Century mig for $50 on craigslist. for what I use it for it will suffice.

[SloGrn]

yea its looking like i might be buying one new. I can get a 10% off at lowes and looks like im prolly going to go that route.

[hoogiesngrinderz]

That 140 should be a great buy. I have a Lincoln SP100 (setup with gas, not flux core) for all the small stuff and a 295 amp stick welder (forget the brand, made in Saginaw) for any of the bigger jobs. I've had my eye on a couple AC/DC tig welders lately

[landstuhltaylor]

I pretty much stole my Miller 211 off craigslist. Depending on what you are doing it may be worth looking at welders that can use both 115V and 230V for future projects.