Cool, I love my mig welder. It's a Clark 130EN (I think). It's got a lot of
use. From frame to plug welds to butt welds. You better invest in some
grinding disc!
That's what happened to me, it was on sale the day after Thanksgiving, so I
thank myself for giving it to me. Not just for car repairs, but fixing all
kinds of things and projects.
Richard
69 in the works, with a new damaged boot lid by UPS!!!
----- Original Message -----
From: Peter Macholdt
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 3:07 PM
To: 6pack list
Subject: Home welder
Well, I didn't plan to do this today, but I bought a welder. I think it is a
great deal, so I'm passing on the details.
After reviewing features and prices for a variety of home welders, I decided
that the 115volt Lincoln MIG welder was my best choice. With that knowledge
in hand, I went shopping. Most of the prices were very close, even on eBay
(some guy has a bunch of them up at what looks like list price). I decided
that when I was ready to buy, I'd get it from Eastwood as their price was
competitive and they have been good to deal with in the past.
About 2 weeks ago, I got a new catalog and flipped to the welders page.
Surprise, surprise, the MIG-PAK 10 had been reduced from $495.99 down to
$439.99 and it included a welding cart that usually goes for $45. Now I was
ready to jump, but still held back.
Sometimes procrastination has its rewards. Eastwood just emailed me a web
promotion that allowed an additional 10% off. Now this $500 MIG welder was
$396 and it included the cart. I admit it, I'm weak. I now own a welder.
NFI,
Peter
'68 TR250
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