Well, that's what I was wanting to know, do I spend $1500 on a generator and $1000 on a welder or $2500 for an all in one. Thanks.
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>>> neil624b@rochester.rr.com 02/28/03 17:10 PM >>>
-----Original Message-----
On Behalf Of BARRY OLIVER
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 11:50 PM
To: dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net
Subject: DML: Welders?
I have seen them in the $200-2500 range,
Barry, I think you meant to say $2000-2500 range.
A combination unit can be good if you are in the welding business and need
to move the equipment to the job site.
The drawbacks are:
* You don't get the most efficient portable generator or the most efficient
welder,
* They are very heavy and hard to move unless they are permanently mounted
on a truck or trailer.
* You will need a spool gun in order to do MIG.
For the same amount of money you can get a pretty good generator that
doesn't need the extra windings and a pretty good welder that can be used
with the generator or plugged in at your shop without having the engine
running.
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