Hobart 140

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D Chapman

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Come on, that's a lame excuse. It would take you all of 30-minutes to run a 220 cord.
 
WillTN

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D Chapman said:
Come on, that's a lame excuse. It would take you all of 30-minutes to run a 220 cord.
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Hm.. One of my friend's dad is an electrician, I'll ask him about it. I didn't know anything about adding 220... That's one of the things we didn't think of when we built our garage but wish we had done...
 
I HATE PONIES

I HATE PONIES

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I have a Hobart 187 and it says Miller on the gun. I have been told that Miller bought Hobart but because they are out of country they had to keep the Hobart name. I don't know if it's true or not.FWIW.
 
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I have one and love it. It's my first welder, so I had some difficulty w/ initial setup on welding 16 gauge steel, but that was my lack of experience, not the welder's fault. With a bit of practice, I got it dialed in just right. I've just welded 16 gauge and some bumper steel (1/8" ?). It works beautifully for what I need. I'd do it again.
Greg
 
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I HATE PONIES said:
I have a Hobart 187 and it says Miller on the gun. I have been told that Miller bought Hobart but because they are out of country they had to keep the Hobart name. I don't know if it's true or not.FWIW.
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Miller owns Hobart


I have used the 140. It is a very good welder. We are picking up a 187 in a couple weeks. My brother and I just wired the garage for 220 :D
 
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