stanglx2002

Im looking for a welder that I can welder anything on the car like torque boxes and subframes and the holes in the engine bay things like that.I have 2 welders in mind and I wanted to know if the first is good enough for what I want or do I have to go to the next one?

http://www.homedepot.com/prel80/HDUS...0&MID=9876

http://www.homedepot.com/prel80/HDUS...0&MID=9876

1985stang

Those links are just taking me to the home page for home depot.

stanglx2002

Brand
Lincoln Electric

Model #
K2188-1

Assembled Depth (In Inches)
22.75 In.

Assembled Height (In Inches)
15

Assembled Weight (In LBS)
48.55

Assembled Width (In Inches)
10

Flux-cored Self Shielded Wire Utilized
.030 & .035 In.

Output Polarity
25-135A DC

Power Requirement
115/1/60

Rated Output
70/17/20%

UPC CODE
015082777306

Welding Capacities
Welds up 1/8 in. mild steel



Internet/Catalog #
100039229

Brand
Lincoln Electric

Model #
K2189-1

Assembled Depth (In Inches)
19

Assembled Height (In Inches)
16

Assembled Weight (In LBS)
53

Assembled Width (In Inches)
15

Flux-cored Gas Shielded
.025 to .035"

Flux-cored Self Shielded Wire Utilized
.035 In.

Output Polarity
25-135A DC

Power Requirement
115/1/60

Rated Output
88/18/20%

UPC CODE
015082781327

Welding Capacities
Welds up 1/4 in. mild steel



Here are the specs of the two welders

stanglx2002

can anyone help me

Evil_F

The first one can do 95% of the stuff on a car. Seeing that you are not a welder. I doubt you would ever need the second one. The first will do what you want it to.

ZachW04Stang

I'd get a gas welder. Your going to burn a lot of holes and make a lot of splatter if you use a flux core welder.

67mustang302

With MIG and FCAW if the machine is set right it shouldn't spatter

stanglx2002

so I can get the first welder

stanglx2002

which one would be better the first one or this one?


http://www.tractorsupply.com/detail....roductID=29372

stanglx2002

can someone help me quick