FS:Lincoln wire welder
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I have an electric lincoln wire welder I got from a trade with the intention of using it for fab work. Local buy would be ideal as shipping would be a hassle and pricey I'm looking to get at least $300 for it. Sorry for the edit smart phones are not wet hadn't friendly and as far as info It's a 110v mig welder I haven't messed with it to much since I've had it. I can post pictures maybe tomorrow after work depending on the time I get off.
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Chris68chevy - Member
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How many amp welder is it? 110 or 220 volt? Mig or only flux core? Picutres?
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ErikSS - Lifer
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And the amps are adjustable between 30-100amps
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Chris68chevy - Member
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Model number? More info definitely needed, but I am close and could use a welder.
they've always worked for me.
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I know it came as the lincoln weld pak 100. I'll check more info later day when I get pictures of it.
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