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  1. Scotty_Rah
    I'm looking at buying a MIG welder in the next couple of weeks, and was looking at the Lincoln Powerweld 180c. It seems to tick all the boxes and it advertises that its made for the home handyman and ideal for body shop repairs. so it sounds like the shot! Can anyone here attest to this? Are they the shiz? Perhaps there is another welder/brand that i should be looking at? Cheers?
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