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Is it this one?
he askin me to make an offer!
not sure tho myself what to offer,
i been using the cebora 130 for quite sum years just doin work on cars then after it breaking at weekend i fancy an upgrade! had been hoping that ill find a more powerful welder tho because i make gates and railings using an old oil cooled arc and im gettin fed up of de slaging!! would be nice to have a mig capable of weldin thick stuff
not sure tho myself what to offer,
i been using the cebora 130 for quite sum years just doin work on cars then after it breaking at weekend i fancy an upgrade! had been hoping that ill find a more powerful welder tho because i make gates and railings using an old oil cooled arc and im gettin fed up of de slaging!! would be nice to have a mig capable of weldin thick stuff
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I think for that sort of work you'd be better off with a 180A or higher machine, something witha bit of grunt. If it's cheap enough then like you say, it's an (albeit slight) upgrade on your Cebora. It looks like a Telwin, they make machines for Sealey, sureweld and many others. They're not the best of the bunch but they're certainly not rubbish.
. You don't really need it so it's no loss if he says no. I really don't know what it's worth but I'd say no more than £100.irondarren
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Thought it was interesting its an emw and not an ewm, then i noticed weldequips comment. I am sure people do this on purpose hoping people will mistake it for an ewm think they got a real class machine and find out its not quite what they thought it was. similar to the chinese TIG units sold from Germany with a german name close to another quality brand, but truth is they are made in china. Marketing disception? seems to occur often now in the welding industry.
Krez portamig 181 plenty of grunt 185amps more than enough power to burn gigantic holes, in any car panel, and of course good enough to weld 6mm thick plate as well
Krez portamig 181 plenty of grunt 185amps more than enough power to burn gigantic holes, in any car panel, and of course good enough to weld 6mm thick plate as well
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Rehmann is I am sure a play on another German manufacturer Rehm.
Its not just names its the Styling and colour schemes that they are very blatent about copying.
I was at the last Essen (Big welding exhibition in Germany) and I was having a wonder around the big name stands, ESAB, Fronius, Miller etc and I wondered onto what I thought was the Lincoln Stand as I recognised the logo and colours, it was only when I looked properly I realised it was a Chinese stand and they had blatantly ripped off the Lincoln logo and colour scheme. God knows how they got away with it, Lincoln in the States must have a team of litigation lawyers protecting copyright and intellectual property for them.
Did you hear about that Technical AL?
