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Work gave nice bonus and I've been looking to upgrade my older Marquette Mig rig. It only has two voltage settings and wire speed adj.. I've had my eye on a Miller 141.Most of my metal work is automotive related so I don't need big unit. I've also had an eye on the ESAB 141i which gives the option for a stick too. I know you can miss with the Miller but I am curious to input on the esab units regarding reliability and warranty. Thanks in advance.dlm ny country
Reply:I like Miller welder I own some Miller for over 30 years till retired.I do not like all in one machines If one part dies I have all welders down. Dave
Originally Posted by dlmrun2002
Work gave nice bonus and I've been looking to upgrade my older Marquette Mig rig. It only has two voltage settings and wire speed adj.. I've had my eye on a Miller 141.Most of my metal work is automotive related so I don't need big unit. I've also had an eye on the ESAB 141i which gives the option for a stick too. I know you can miss with the Miller but I am curious to input on the esab units regarding reliability and warranty. Thanks in advance.dlm ny country
Reply:I hadn't used the newer ESABs a whole lot, but most of the small hobby size welder are pretty interchangeable these days, and I find that in general with Miller you pay extra for the name even of the product and service are no better than the competition. I were you I probably go with the ESAB for the stick function, that gives you the option to slowly weldmetal of any thickness with a 1/8 7018 rod, I you ever need to.
Reply:I sold my old Mig earlier this year and purchased the Miller 141, have been very happy with it. |
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发表于 2021-12-19 15:51:31