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Old 02-14-2006, 03:10 PM   #1
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Advice on an inexpensive MIG welder

I am brand new no welding, but have some ($200-300) money available to buy a welder. I would like to be able to do some panel replacement, and weld in holes and such.

I am not looking to fabricate frames from scratch or build steel buildings for a living. I just want to learn to do some minor body work like replace rockers and cab corners.

Would any of you recommend a 110 MIG welder? Am I just wasting my money if I buy a Clark brand or other no-name brand?

I know there is a thread about what welder is the best ever, but I want some info on what would be the best for me.

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