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rst95eclipse · 12-05-2006

I guess memory doesn't serve me right. Lincoln, Miller, and Hobart are all great welders. I just don't understand how you can say that Miller isn't the best, when.........

A. You run one.
B. Hobart is the cheaper product. Miller is top of the line. Period.
C. They pride themselves on being the best. Which is why they are the industry standard.
D. Hobart uses Miller parts. If they were the best, I wouldn't be seeing "Miller" on my nozzle.

If you disagree, please tell me why. Don't rant about TIG and larger welders. And by the way, I bought a Hobart because it was cheaper. In the end, the quality of the weld is up to the operator.

12-05-2006	#10
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