Lincoln 210
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Lincoln 210
Hey guys, anyone running s Lincoln 210 welder? I've run mostly a cheepo flux core and looking to upgrade to a welder that can develop as my skills grow (i.e aluminum mig, aluminum tig etc.). I've read a lot of great reviews about Miller products, but the similar model (Miller multimatic 215) is slightly more expensive than the 210 mp model. Not looking for a Lincoln vs. Miller debate, but rather feedback based on day-to-day usage. Thanks.
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From: I live in New Tripoli Pa out in the woods
Buying a new welder both have the same 3 year warranty !!
Go with what ever color has the best support in your area .
Lincoln has been cutting costs to be able to undersell Miller at least in this area .
No matter which way you go sit down and read the owners manual
Go with what ever color has the best support in your area .
Lincoln has been cutting costs to be able to undersell Miller at least in this area .
No matter which way you go sit down and read the owners manual
#3
I recently bought a Hobart 110v with gas. I checked around at several different models and they all seemed to be comparable. I think Hobart is made by Miller or Lincoln. I think Lincoln makes another brand. For me it came down to the best price for what I was looking for. For the hobbyist, I feel most will meet their needs. My friends have different models and I have used them they do the same as mine.
A professional welder might have a different opinion. Since you are just learning ( same as me) I think any good brand welder will work.
A professional welder might have a different opinion. Since you are just learning ( same as me) I think any good brand welder will work.
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I recently bought a Hobart 110v with gas. I checked around at several different models and they all seemed to be comparable. I think Hobart is made by Miller or Lincoln. I think Lincoln makes another brand. For me it came down to the best price for what I was looking for. For the hobbyist, I feel most will meet their needs. My friends have different models and I have used them they do the same as mine.
A professional welder might have a different opinion. Since you are just learning ( same as me) I think any good brand welder will work.
A professional welder might have a different opinion. Since you are just learning ( same as me) I think any good brand welder will work.
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From: I live in New Tripoli Pa out in the woods
Hobart is built by the same parent company that owns Miller
All the parts have Miller part numbers
The only minor downside and not critical for the hobby type use is the wire drive assembly .
Hobart would be my choice for the Hobby type use
All the parts have Miller part numbers
The only minor downside and not critical for the hobby type use is the wire drive assembly .
Hobart would be my choice for the Hobby type use


