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Posted by Gunner on May 17, 2007, 8:01 am
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>I'm watching one of these for sale but don't have a Code number.
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>However, after visiting the Lincoln website it looks like all of these
>machines are "obsolete".
>
>The machine is supposedly single phase and can run at 200 or 400
>volts.
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>It has a tig torch and cables.
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>Anybody have any feedback on these machines? I don't need it but it
>might go pretty cheap.
>
>Vernon
Ive bought and sold a number of these in the last couple years. Pretty
decent welder, with 4 ranges, unlike the 3 ranges of the next size down,
the Tig 250/250.
They can generally be fixed up easily enough. If the PC board goes..its
about $130 to replace it..a bit less to have it rebuilt.
If the transformer goes..its scrap. Depending on the price asked..it may
be a damned fine machine, or overpriced damned fine machine.
Ernie is right..caps may be drying out etc. So the price should be
cheap, just in case.
A later model had a digital readout instead of dials.
Gunner
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>
>However, after visiting the Lincoln website it looks like all of these
>machines are "obsolete".
>
>The machine is supposedly single phase and can run at 200 or 400
>volts.
>
>It has a tig torch and cables.
>
>Anybody have any feedback on these machines? I don't need it but it
>might go pretty cheap.
>
>Vernon