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Finished a new shop with 12' ceiling, now ready to buy two post lift. How did you deal with the shipping? Can you get them delivered to a freight terminal and then pick it up there? Delivery to my residence could happen, but I would have to rent a fork lift to unload it. Will the freight...

The ESAB machines are really good welding machines, we have several at work. I personally have a Miller 250 mig, a big miller HF for aluminum, a little Eastwood inverter for TIG. All are good welders, but the best investment i ever made was a Hobart Handler. i got it at Tractor Supply, less than...

Got one in Tennessee as I have just got car back from paint. I would let it go reasonable as I have no use for it now. BUT, a long way to drive! sorry PT in Tennessee

not a new design. I have one of these my Grandfather gave me about 1966. it was not new then so I think it may have been made in the early 60's. OH, no rubber handle and not metric, so maybe this qualifies as a new design. PT in Tennessee

i use a Hobart Handler (120 volt power) that I got at Tractor Supply. perfect for body work and even heavier work. use .023 wire with shielding gas. I have a millermatic 250 but cannot turn it down enough for the bodywork. You will discover that all the smaller welders are made by Century...

more welding I agree totally with 5.7 hemi. pt in tennessee

I have an old Jackson (not auto) with the flip up lens. it is the one and only I use for TIG. I have rebuilt the headgear several times over the years. I also have a 2x cheater lens in it for my old crappy eyes. I use a Miller auto for mig. just strike off with the tig and if the auto helmet is...

Mig Welder I have been welding for 45 years, and agree with the others. if you only have $300, then spend it somewhere else not on a $300 welder, you will never be satisfied. Also no use for flux cored wire. it might be ok on a farm for quickie repairs, but no where else. Go for a name brand...