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    hahaha you guys are sooo funny, If you want to have a look at it some time let me know i will have a demo model set up for people to use soon.
    It may be $895.00 but the range of sizes of steel Aluminium and stainless steel it can weld just as a basic unit is better than the nearest 240 volt unit available on the market.
    take a look at the specs on the website or PM me and i can forward a spec sheet to you to look at.
    http://www.readywelder.com/images/pdfs/Model10000.pdf

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    Phil

    What is your current price on these welders? Do you know where one can get small gas bottles or will flux MIG welding do the job (I have not used flux - only used gas MIG - so not know if equivalent)?

    I have a Gas MIG just looking at this as part of competition truck support gear so can fix on the run (for the Comp Ute - see GCLRO member rides).

    Skiboy

    89 Orange Rangie UTE - our play thing - sadly now sold
    75 Rangie/Series/Hybrid/LS3 - Bumblebee with a sting!!!!
    2018 RRS - The new touring vehicle - replaces 2012 RRS

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    It'sNotWorthComplaining! Guest
    From the experience I had with my Gasless Mig , I will only use a Gas one from now on (as useless as tits on a bull).
    But that's my opinion

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