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08-26-2006 #1
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century mig, free is it worth fixing
a buddy at work runs a side welding shop, he acquired a century mig somewhere along the way, said it worked fine before he pulled some pieces off to get another welder going and he has other machines he likes better. he said i could have it for free. is it even worth fixing and using or should i stear clear and avoid a headache. thanks
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08-26-2006 #2
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See if parts are easily availible for the machine.
The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.
08-28-2006 #3
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Free is free,
I'd take it and give it a try, otherwise you could always sell it on ebay and drink beer with your buddy for the money.
AHave Fun!
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09-07-2006 #4
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i have had a century for 18 years and they havent been easy ones. no problems with it. a good machine for the money. i believe they make snapons welders for them. jim
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