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While hitting a few welding supplys in Atlanta, I ran across a guy that had a Lincoln Squarewave Tig 350. He wanted $1500.00 for it. He got it at an auction. It had a water cooled torch,a cart and leather covering for the torch hose. He bought it to weld some very thin stuff that looked like cheap tin metal roofing(maybe it was alumunium,but it was very thin). He said it wouldn't weld that stuff and he had not used it since. They had a machine shop at the location and built hydraulic stuff for elevators. It looked to be in pretty fair condition. I wanted to know if anyone had any experience with this welder and if yall thought that was a good deal. I didn't try to weld with it because I was going to my nephews baseball game. I'd say it was maybe around five years old. Any thoughts good or bad? Thanks to all!
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ECHO8287........WELL SIR...........$1500.00 SOUNDS LIKE A FAIRLY GOOD DEAL TO ME........THANKS FOR TELLING US WHAT YOU GOT AND WHY........ ABOUT THE YEAR I THINK THE MANUFACTURER CAN TELL YOU FROM THE SERIAL NUMBER...........
WHAT IS YOUR FIRST PROJECT GOING TO BE............. EVERYONE LIKE'S TO SEE SOME PICTURES OF OTHER PROJECTS........ROCK
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Echo,if you go to this site,and ask Ken M about that welder he will give you the lowdown.He even seems to know alot about Millers stuff also.He has gave out more info on the Access 450 than the guys here.
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Call Lincoln Electric Technical center at 1-888-921-9353. Also, try welding with that machine, both AC and DC. If everything works you are getting a superp machine at a very, very good price.Respectfully,
Mike Sherman
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Lincoln squarewave 350
This is a link to the particular welder . I think the one I'm looking at is a little newer version, as the front panel looks like some of Lincoln's newer machines.
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