Looking to buy a TIG welder

To do aluminum head repair intakes ect.

we use miller syncrowave we have a 200 and 350 the 350 is pricey but you can fine tune it alot better than the 200 but both are great machines these 2 do production welding the 350 is about 15 years old and the 200 about 10 years old.I have used a lincon before but don't remember what model it was that welded good my bother inlaw works on base and said the miller 350 is all they use they put armed hummers together maybe this will help.
http://www.millerwelds.com/products/tig/

IDT-572 wrote:To do aluminum head repair intakes ect.

Call JBB

Lem Evans wrote:

IDT-572 wrote:To do aluminum head repair intakes ect.

Call JBB

Yea he probably has 4 or 5 of um....................

Blake,

I was just looking around and saw this:
http://www.racingjunk.com/category/0/unset/post/1759521/Lincoln-175-Tig-welder.html

Not that far from you if you want to check it out. These are supposed to be good machines.

Thanks David..............

Single phase or three phase? Sometimes I can find some sweet deals on three phase welders around here, but you have to have a true three phase connection to run them, because they don't really like the rotophases from what I hear.

Lem Evans wrote:

IDT-572 wrote:To do aluminum head repair intakes ect.

Call JBB

I thought that was BBB ? He's a good guy you know

schmitty wrote:Single phase or three phase? Sometimes I can find some sweet deals on three phase welders around here, but you have to have a true three phase connection to run them, because they don't really like the rotophases from what I hear.

I have a rotory converter, and a static converter, but I want a single phase welder.