Lincoln Weld Pak 3200HD

[webdr]

Looking to step up from my flux core to a mig. Is the 3200 a quality welder for DOM tubing and other fabbing on my rig?

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[Marshytaco]

You will want something bigger/stonger eventually so get a Lincoln 175, at least. You will need to have a 220 plug to operate it, but it is worth it, in the long run. My dad has a 3200 and we use that a lot for sheetmetal work and it works great, but you will want a 220V welder to weld thicker material.

[geberhard]

Shameless sale plug here, but I am selling my like new Lincoln 3200HD, and am in San Ramon, probably live around the street from you :)

Here is the link for mine for sale, and it is complete, I have the box and all accessories, so basically like new, works awesome!!

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=533610

Even if you do not buy mine, I highly recommend the Lincoln 3200HD, like others commented above, it is one of the best and strongest 110 volt welders out there!

Gui

[michigander]

I love my 3200. Built my frame and cage with it and I've never had a weld fail.

[webdr]

well Im sold then. I cant get a 220 cause Im renting.

[geberhard]

If you are interested in mine, let me know, and I could possibly check on shipping it, I think forward air would probably not be much. The Welder is practically like new.

Gui