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Old 02-19-2005, 07:42 PM   #1
Rod
 
Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: Eastern - Manitoba Canada, Winnipeg
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115 or 220 volt mig welders...which prefered.

Whats you opinions on 115 or 220 volt migs. I'm sitting on the fence of sort on which one would best serve current and future needs.

Basically I'm looking at a Hobart 140 which is 115 volt or a 180 model thats a 220 volt mig.

I dont really have the facility for the 220...but reading all the threads on migs it seems it would be better to go to a 220 system.


The 115v seems ok for the body work end if it but if I try to do any welding to a wheel lift or trailer its seems I might not have the necessary power.

The Hobart model 140 is said to weld 1/4 inch. Same as the 180. Only the 180 is a 220v system. I talked with a welder down the road and he's all for a 220v system over a 115v.

Or am I just still looking at to small a unit if I wanted to weld a car trailer or something like that.


I need opinons by the weekends end.
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