Spiky

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would this be ok for me?

just general welding on the car,

am i right in thinking this is a gas welder too??

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MEWA:IT&ih=016

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/pr...iy-mig-welders

foreigneRS

the machine mart one will do you, although if you can stretch the budget a bit i would go for a higher power one. and yes, they use gas. get a boc account and get a large cylinder with flow regulator - those little bottles are crap.

Matt Baxter

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will be fine for general welding repairs on the car

Spiky

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i thought they both the same?, only gave both links as there is more info on the ebay one, but is a dam site cheap (granted the bidding hasn't ended)

gas bottles isn't and issue

cheers for the info though

foreigneRS

i only looked at the machine mart link

marco polo

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spiky

dont forget the most you can use on normal electric is about (150)

anything higher you need phase 3

so a turbo welder 150< with gas will be ok ,dont forget to use gas co2/argon mix makes the welds nice and neat

The Youth.

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as said just get a clarke one from machine mart, I got mine from there some 15 years ago (a 150TE) and it's still going strong today..

steve

GARETH T

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-SEALEY-SUP...3286.m14.l1318

Matt Baxter

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Thats the one I have its very good

focusv8

That'll be one of these, I've had mine about 15years as well;


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Lee_R21Turbo

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I've got a Clarke 160Turbo jobbie & I would imagine its perfect for what you'd need it to do.