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A Sureweld Monomig 252 recently sold on the bay of ees for £200. That was with gas bottle and regulators included. The 101 only delivers about a third of the maximum current of the 252 so, based on this, on it's own, you might hope to get somewhat less than £100, and maybe nearer £50.
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The Sureweld "Monomig" machines were decent enough MIG welders, made in Italy in the 80's.
The "101" was the smallest model in the range, with an output of only 80 Amps, so it would struggle to weld even 3mm thick steel. However, that would be enough for repairs to car bodywork.
Here is a link to one that sold at auction some years ago for £42:
and a more recent sale at £125 for the larger model 141:
If yours is in decent external condition, with bright clean paintwork, today it should fetch from £50 to £100.
The Sureweld "Monomig" machines were decent enough MIG welders, made in Italy in the 80's.
The "101" was the smallest model in the range, with an output of only 80 Amps, so it would struggle to weld even 3mm thick steel. However, that would be enough for repairs to car bodywork.
Here is a link to one that sold at auction some years ago for £42:
Sureweld 141 mig welder | eBay
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