Thread: Lincoln Pro Mig 140T
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11-19-2007 07:24 PM #1
Lincoln Pro Mig 140T
IM thinking of buying a pro 140T for home use,Need some thing I can take with to the grandkids house when they brake A go -kart ETC.45min trip one way to git what's broke fix then return.befor I got my 170mig I had a pro-135t with Gas and loved it.from what Iv read the 140 is replacing the 135t that's at Lowe's,and the 3200 HD at Home-depot is just a repackeged 135t.IM leaning towerd the 140 because I know the 3200 and the 135t say thay will weld up to 5/16 but with my 135 I never went past 3/16 just to be safe,I like the 140 just for the extra fire power just in case.Any one currently using A 140t or 140c would like to hear from you.
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11-20-2007 04:48 PM #2
SO,No one weld's with 120volt MIG.
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11-20-2007 06:47 PM #3
Originally Posted by FIDO
budget?
available power supply?
duty cycle
it seems portability.......
are the controls easily (finite) adjusted or preset?
are replacement/compatible parts readily available from more than one source?
If you are happy with all you come up with then by all means get yerself a new spark maker!
ChrisLast edited by threearmsinjune; 11-20-2007 at 07:39 PM.
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11-20-2007 07:16 PM #4
sounds better than the Campfield Housend 120V flux core I got.
It make stuff stick together fine, but is a splatter-mess! it will aslo overheat and shut off on the bigger jobs..
Education is expensive. Keep that in mind, and you'll never be terribly upset when a project goes awry.
EG
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11-20-2007 09:38 PM #5
Originally Posted by FIDO
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11-21-2007 03:27 AM #6
Thanx for your input,had not yet considerd power supply at other house yet till Threearmsinjune mentioned it.I have seperate deadicated circut in my garage that will handle the 140 plus correct extention cord if needed.Never used A Camble-Housefield welder but use thier air tools almost daily good stuff,I to have used the Lincoln 100 in the past with much success lot of power for it's size you can do some thicker stuff with proper preperation and multiple passes.
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11-21-2007 11:29 AM #7
After watching a Lincoln 140 demo and running a couple of beads at NSRA Burlington in September, I would for sure buy this outfit - but since I already have a little Lincoln MIG that works fine, couldn't see the expense just to have one with a few more bells and whistles. But it sure was nice to use and tempting
As far as I'm concerned, I wouldn't buy any MIG but these - and in order - for future parts and service plus possible resale later:
Lincoln
Miller
ESAB
HobartLast edited by IC2; 11-21-2007 at 11:31 AM.
Dave W
I am now gone from this forum for now - finally have pulled the plug
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11-21-2007 03:18 PM #8
Do you recall witch 140 the demo was for, The 140Tapped or the 140C Continuous voltage. price is A lot more and I dont think I need the 140C with the continuous voltage IM not going to be making metal sculptures ETC.Not that talented thanx for your input.
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11-21-2007 03:48 PM #9
Originally Posted by FIDODave W
I am now gone from this forum for now - finally have pulled the plug
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11-21-2007 06:09 PM #10
When I get that bored I talk to my dog,He's a good listener and I only do what the little voices in my head tell me to do.
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11-21-2007 10:46 PM #11
Originally Posted by FIDO
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11-22-2007 06:05 AM #12
Originally Posted by tangoDave W
I am now gone from this forum for now - finally have pulled the plug
Getting closer on this project. What a lot of work!
Stude M5 build