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Posted by Maxwell on June 4, 2008, 10:49 am
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Thinking of replacing my old Miller Matic 35.
I bought it new in about 74, and actually used it very little. I would
estimate no more than 500 hours over the years, tops. Still works as good as
ever, and even has a new Tweco gun with less than 2 hours on it.
How much should it be worth?
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Posted by Gunner on June 4, 2008, 12:39 pm
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>Thinking of replacing my old Miller Matic 35.
>
>I bought it new in about 74, and actually used it very little. I would
>estimate no more than 500 hours over the years, tops. Still works as good as
>ever, and even has a new Tweco gun with less than 2 hours on it.
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>How much should it be worth?
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Where are you located, and how much do you want for it?
Id not mind having one.
Whatcha want, and what its worth may be different.
<G>
Gunner
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Posted by Maxwell on June 4, 2008, 12:55 pm
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>>Thinking of replacing my old Miller Matic 35.
>>
>>I bought it new in about 74, and actually used it very little. I would
>>estimate no more than 500 hours over the years, tops. Still works as good
>>as
>>ever, and even has a new Tweco gun with less than 2 hours on it.
>>
>>How much should it be worth?
>>
> Where are you located, and how much do you want for it?
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> Id not mind having one.
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> Whatcha want, and what its worth may be different.
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> <G>
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> Gunner
Just trying to figure out a fair asking price. It's located in Tulsa, OK.
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Posted by Ernie Leimkuhler on June 4, 2008, 9:05 pm
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> Thinking of replacing my old Miller Matic 35.
>
> I bought it new in about 74, and actually used it very little. I would
> estimate no more than 500 hours over the years, tops. Still works as good as
> ever, and even has a new Tweco gun with less than 2 hours on it.
>
> How much should it be worth?
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In excellent shape, around $1000.
They are great machines.
Nice smooth arc on sheet metal.
The current equivalent would be a Millermatic 252.
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Posted by SteveB on June 5, 2008, 1:06 pm
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>> Thinking of replacing my old Miller Matic 35.
>>
>> I bought it new in about 74, and actually used it very little. I would
>> estimate no more than 500 hours over the years, tops. Still works as good
>> as
>> ever, and even has a new Tweco gun with less than 2 hours on it.
>>
>> How much should it be worth?
>>
>>
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> In excellent shape, around $1000.
> They are great machines.
> Nice smooth arc on sheet metal.
> The current equivalent would be a Millermatic 252.
And don't let them wear you down. Those are GOOD machines, and it sounds
like it has a lot of life left in it. Most 35's are worn out from shop use,
and one that has been lightly used by a hobbyist like you should be in high
demand by someone who knows what they are looking at. Stay firm at $1,000
particularly if you are throwing in any extras.
I'd pay that much for it if I didn't have a new Lincoln. I paid about $750
for that one, and would have happily sprung for the extra for a 35.
Steve
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>I bought it new in about 74, and actually used it very little. I would
>estimate no more than 500 hours over the years, tops. Still works as good as
>ever, and even has a new Tweco gun with less than 2 hours on it.
>
>How much should it be worth?
>