New to forum, just saying hi!!

[R. Nelson]

Re: New to forum, just saying hi!!

Originally posted by JSmallwood
I am purchasing a MM175 tomorrow for the general fab work I will be doing on my Jeep. I am new to welding so I have been doing a lot of research on mig welders and it seems that either Miller or Hobart is the way to go. I thimk I am getting a good deal, it's going to be $595 through a local welding supply store. The next thing I need to do is get my garage wired for 220v so I can start making a welding table and cart with wheels for my welder and tank. I'm sure I will have lots of questions in the future so please be patient.
Thanks
Jaormy

Hey JS, I bought a HH175 about 2 months ago, I also paid 595 plus tax and bottle. I could have gotten it a little cheaper from cuberweld.com, but have bought stuff from this supplier(rods,gas for torch etc.) and figured it would be worth the little extra if I did have problems with my unit,...so far I love this thing, you will be happy with it,....welcome to the best site on the net.

[JSmallwood]

Re: Re: New to forum, just saying hi!!

Originally posted by Dan


Howdy Neighbor

Im roughly about 70 miles south of you. It is about time someone from my neck of the woods joined us. $595 is an excellent price for a MM 175 . Asking questions is what this forum is about so don t be shy.

Yeah, Stayton isn't that far from me. Thanks to everyone for all the feedback, I'm sure you will be seeing lots of my questoins.
Thanks
Jaromy

[Dan]

Re: New to forum, just saying hi!!

Originally posted by JSmallwood
I am purchasing a MM175 tomorrow for the general fab work I will be doing on my Jeep. I am new to welding so I have been doing a lot of research on mig welders and it seems that either Miller or Hobart is the way to go. I thimk I am getting a good deal, it's going to be $595 through a local welding supply store. The next thing I need to do is get my garage wired for 220v so I can start making a welding table and cart with wheels for my welder and tank. I'm sure I will have lots of questions in the future so please be patient.
Thanks
Jaormy

Howdy Neighbor

Im roughly about 70 miles south of you. It is about time someone from my neck of the woods joined us. $595 is an excellent price for a MM 175 . Asking questions is what this forum is about so don t be shy.

JEROMY.........WELCOME ABOARD.........ENJOY THE SITE AND REMEMBER THERE ARE NO DUMB QUESTIONS.......DON'T KNOW JUST ASK MANY, MANY QUALIFIED PEOPLE ON BOARD........ NOT JUST US I SIT BACK AND WATCH OTHERS LEARN.......... CAN'T ALWAYS BE AT THE HELM.........I LIKE TO COMMENT A LOT BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN I'M ALWAYS RIGHT......... THESE GUYS CATCH ME EVERY ONCE IN AWHILE...... I MUST ADMIT I'M HUMAN AND DO ERROR........AS YOU WILL.............. JUST REMEMBER IT IS NOT PERSONAL.......... MOSTLY FROM EXPERIENCE......THE LEARNING CURVE THING........... JUST REMEMBER TO BE SAFE OUT THERE...... YOUR WELD JOB MAY SAVE SOMEONE'S LIFE AS WELL AS TAKE IT..............ROCK[email protected]

[JSmallwood]

Originally posted by GWOL
Jaormy,

Welcome to the forum, I know you will like it. Iam just learning to weld myself and this has been a great place to learn. Everyone here is so helpful and some of the experts have so much great knowledge that they are more than willing to share.

Welcome on board, and happy welding!

I wish I had some experience to share with everyone, but unfortunately I will be the one asking all the questions.
Jaromy

[GWOL]

Jaormy,

Welcome to the forum, I know you will like it. Iam just learning to weld myself and this has been a great place to learn. Everyone here is so helpful and some of the experts have so much great knowledge that they are more than willing to share.

Welcome on board, and happy welding!

[JSmallwood]

I am purchasing a MM175 tomorrow for the general fab work I will be doing on my Jeep. I am new to welding so I have been doing a lot of research on mig welders and it seems that either Miller or Hobart is the way to go. I thimk I am getting a good deal, it's going to be $595 through a local welding supply store. The next thing I need to do is get my garage wired for 220v so I can start making a welding table and cart with wheels for my welder and tank. I'm sure I will have lots of questions in the future so please be patient.
Thanks
Jaormy