Miller vs Lincoln Battle Picking Up Speed

[FrancisJ]

As an example Lincoln's Square Wave 200 TIG is approximately 63% the cost ($1259 for the Lincoln vice $1975 for the Miller after rebates) of the comparable Miller 180 with Lincoln's new holiday promotions:

http://www.lincolnelectric.com/asset...romo-Flyer.pdf

[aametalmaster]

Well Francis that looks like a no brainer to me. Buy the Lincoln and be Happy. Merry Christmas...Bob

[Olivero]

Sounds good to me. I'll stick with what I know is good and like, which is Miller.

And you can stick with your Lincoln which you like and is cheaper than Miller. Whatever makes you happy.

[ryanjones2150]

Si senor, compre la res y celebre salvajemente.

[Olivero]

Had to google translate that one.

[aametalmaster]

Had to google translate that one.

I think it means MADE IN MEXICO. Si...Bob

[ryanjones2150]

gracias.

[H80N]

Hope Francisco celebrates his inner pinata while he is at it..............

[xryan]

Why doesn't Francis go troll the Lincoln forum. Oh yeah, there isn't one.

[OscarJr]

[Olivero]

I think it means MADE IN MEXICO. Si...Bob

Google was something like "Buy it and party wildly" or something similar....

[H80N]

Google was something like "Buy it and party wildly" or something similar....

I thought it said.....

"Buy it..

pretend you are a pinata....

strike yourself wildly in the head till the container breaks and the prizes hit the ground"

[ryanjones2150]

Bueno!!

[Olivero]

Close enough...

[Auto_Tech]

As an example Lincoln's Square Wave 200 TIG is approximately 63% the cost ($1259 for the Lincoln vice $1975 for the Miller after rebates) of the comparable Miller 180 with Lincoln's new holiday promotions:

http://www.lincolnelectric.com/asset...romo-Flyer.pdf

I'm not into colors (raised colorblind in the military), only capabilities and the two technologies are effectively equal with Lincoln providing better warranty coverage and significantly better pricing.

The other members here can say what they want about Mexico and Mexicans but I lived in many Southwestern US cities (as a military officer) and worked with Mexicans in the automotive area during my time off from duties--- bottom line: they work harder than most Americans, know their "chit" about cars and build very decent welders - every bit the rival of Miller (whose welders I like and use quite a bit).