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Date Posted: 10:41:33 06/25/08 Wed
Author: J1
Subject: Re: Jay Ywan....
In reply to: JB 's message, "Jay Ywan...." on 05:42:26 06/25/08 Wed

Mine's the Lincoln 180C. Best damn welder I've used. With .025" wire it'll weld sheetmetal like butter. With .035" wire it'll melt 1/4" plate for a stout structural weld. I've only ran through a small spool and half a bottle through it so far, but it's the best MIG I've welded with. I run 75/25% mix gas, and it can be ran with FCAW if you run out of gas. The Miller 180 is a good welder also, it's the upgrade to RJ's Miller 175, and that welder is damn good.

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