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welders?
ok ive been looking at the hobart 140 welder. it plugs into 120v thats a plus for me i dont have any oter plug ins. the current range is 25-140 amps and can weld 24gauge to 1/4 inch thick metal. what do you guys think will it be good enough to do work like (roll cage,sas,sliders,bumpers,ext). if not does anybody know of a welder that could do all of that with a 120v hook up thanks for the help.
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That's a pretty good little welder there. I've used it for many items on my truck. Repaired cracked welds in frame, re-attached frame brackets, welded my front diff, re-shafted my idler arm. Definetely enough for your purposes.
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