bobbyblaze wrote:Spare mount looking good !!!! Not blocking your rear view any more than a wrangler.
Don't buy a HF welder. They look soooo sketchy. You get what you pay for and you won't be able to learn properly with a Less-than-adequate welder. IMO. I am not knocking HF tools. Just don't waste your $$$ on a cheap welder no matter where it comes from.
fishsticks wrote:bobbyblaze wrote:Spare mount looking good !!!! Not blocking your rear view any more than a wrangler.
Don't buy a HF welder. They look soooo sketchy. You get what you pay for and you won't be able to learn properly with a Less-than-adequate welder. IMO. I am not knocking HF tools. Just don't waste your $$$ on a cheap welder no matter where it comes from.
I have a HF welder. Had it for several years. For the projects I've done with it, it's been adequate. It's a 140A 220V though, not the 120V.
bobbyblaze wrote:Spare mount looking good !!!! Not blocking your rear view any more than a wrangler.
Don't buy a HF welder. They look soooo sketchy. You get what you pay for and you won't be able to learn properly with a Less-than-adequate welder. IMO. I am not knocking HF tools. Just don't waste your $$$ on a cheap welder no matter where it comes from.
bobbyblaze wrote:I picked up my Lincoln Pro Mig 140 (110v) over 4 years ago. My first welder. Solid machine. Still works like new Absolutely no issues. $500 at the time (no sales tax in DE). By the time I did my 2nd side job, it had fully paid for itself. It welds up to 1/4" mild steel with gassless flux cored wire. Not bad for a 110.
I was living in an apartment so I didn't buy a 220V. My next welder will be a 220v machine though. I will be buying a Lincoln again too.
All I was saying is you get what you pay for when it comes to certain things.
As a side note, I own a few HF air tools. All good in my experience
Gordinho80 wrote:Thanks.
YES! It is more of a pain in the ass to get into the back with the hi-lift on there. This is why I will only have it mounted when I hit the trails.