looking for a mig welder

[cat320]

look to upgrade from an esab mm250 to something more cable. i reach the duty cycle on the machine all the time i and welding at the most a 1in cutting edge on a bucket or more commonly welding 1/4 to 1/2 ar450 wear bar on to buckets the thickest bucket base material is 3/4 high strength steel

[gnforge]

looking for a mig welder

Miller 350-p was my choice.
Had 251 but was running on duty cycle more than wanted to and it needed larger gun.
Upgraded to 350-P 4 years ago and have not hit duty cycle yet. Never regretted that choice it's a awesome Michine

[ja baudin]

Miller 350-p was my choice.
Had 251 but was running on duty cycle more than wanted to and it needed larger gun.
Upgraded to 350-P 4 years ago and have not hit duty cycle yet. Never regretted that choice it's a awesome Michine

+1 on the 350P, awesome machine! Pulse mig aluminum is great too!!

[H80N]

+1 on the 350P, awesome machine! Pulse mig aluminum is great too!!

YUP...+2.... I love mine....

[ryanjones2150]

looking for a mig welder

I wish I had a 350p. You guys suck.

[H80N]

I wish I had a 350p. You guys suck.

YES... But We're Smiling....

[cat320]

I went with a trail blazer 302 air pack mounted to my service body

2 12vs wire feeders .045 and 1/16

[ryanjones2150]

I wish I had a TB 302 airpak and 2 12vs feeders. You guys still suck.

I'll just have to get buy with my old rescued-from-under-a-redneck's-shade tree resurrected MM250 and be content. But you guys still suck.

[Portable Welder]

We use the MM 250 which would easily get the job done, But the 350 would be a better choice.

[H80N]

I wish I had a TB 302 airpak and 2 12vs feeders. You guys still suck.

I'll just have to get buy with my old rescued-from-under-a-redneck's-shade tree resurrected MM250 and be content. But you guys still suck.

The MM250 is a great old machine.....

BTW... I still have and use this old MM200 that I rescued for $100 about 15 years ago

http://forum.millerwelds.com/forum/welding-discussions/6589-helmet-giveaway-for-members?p=117862#post117862

Miller builds TOUGH machines...

[ryanjones2150]

My bet is the older machines are tougher than the newer ones too. Pretty much like a lot of things these days. Time will tell.

[Portable Welder]

H80N, Thats a great one, ( Bouncing down the road ) What are we talking about a 1986 GSXR-750. Oh ya thats right, a MM-200

I got my first MM200 in 1987 brand new and in my opinion the new ones that are in the same class of machines are not any better, they had it figured out years ago.

Ive had a few other machines in this class and keep thinking, lets see what this new one is like and they are still the same good old machines.

We have the 350-P Aluminum and have only used it on the pulse mode and love it, when I get time to play with it I want to try it in the other modes.

[ryanjones2150]

Do you guys find the arc on the 250 to be harsh with a tight sweet spot? After I found this one and while I was breathing life back I to it, I was reading up about that on other forums...before I settled on this one...but I find it to be absolutely true. It's a beast and was hoping to confirm, or not, that with you guys.

[mp4]

I just acquired an MM250. The start-up isn't great, but once the puddle is started it welds terrific.