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Marquettes are good machines I haven't seen one in a while

 

That is awesome! I've done most of the house and driveway flood light converted from 300W to 100W and it is as bright as the 300W (only one not LED). Living room have 2 uplight lamps with reading arms and the 3 way LED for those were really expensive. But so worth it. Well except now I can see when I need to dust sooner. And how in the hell did dog hair get on the popcorn ceiling?! Garage and kitchen are left then I'm done. Custom made extension cords, hmm. Made a boat load of those no idea why I didn't think of that thanks- perfect!

My garage in the winter too. And yeah think there would be less rusted frames if those that had heated garages would park outside. Would love to pull into my garage but not worth it.

Unfortunately my battery isn't removable, and didn't have a grain of rice in the house. Sat down to read about other options and a few seconds later remembered I had just bought a vacuum sealer. Went through about 6 foot on the roll and 30 seals and kept pulling little droplets. Still no joy.

Especially room in a teardrop for WET doggies after running in the woods all day. And cooking outside in the cold, etc. done my share of it over the years not so much now if I can help it. For me a hardside lightweight is what I eventually want. More single retired women out there huh? I'm thinking it is time to reevaluate retirement and start doing road trips...

Not so much an issue there but in the North with salt and weather keeping a jack outside the ratchet will rust on you and lock up if you don't keep it well lubed. If it does and your on the trail you can pour beer or brown licker on it to free it up. But that is considered alcohol abuse. You can piss on it and the acid in urine will free it up in a couple of minutes. But will cost you a pair of gloves, you won't want to take them with you after using the jack. I am not one to litter but there might be a pair of leather gloves laying in the mud on a trail in Washington State from more than 30 years ago

 

All this talk about welding and wife sayin she never had a big wheel.
So makes me think of taking racing kart I have and get a fat tire and forks. Or just get a fat tire bike from wally world and welder.
Hmmmmm.










Need a tortilla.

 

Well TA DAAAA.
There ya go buddy. I aim to please.

 

Road trip!!

 

I would venture if you priced it right it would sell pretty quick , you might be able to pick up a Lincoln tombstone for short money to get by stick works pretty well for a lot of things :}

Cypher

 

I need the versatillity of a mig so i can drop wire size and do sheet metal work. (which is why I originally bought a small welder) I can also weld up to 1/2"

 

I'm just old school. I trained in mig, tig, stick, short arc, air arc. Built the race cars with stick. Get in much tighter places. So that's what I have.

 

Hmm

http://winchester.craigslist.org/tls/5979368715.html

Cypher

 

I also have a "pocket rocket" 70 amp stick.

 

1/16 Rod lowest amperage , use another rod with flux knocked off for filler if need be .. If that still works lol been a long time :}

Cypher

 

me to

 

found a Millermatic 185 on cl for 450 so they're out there I'll sell this one then look

 

Ok keep the small one for light work. Just get another welder. More diversity

 

My ultimate goal is have a small Tig, Tombstone Stick to go with the mig and torches maybe even a Hypertherm 30 plasma :}

Cypher

 

I spent the day looking at tig welders.

 

Goodbadugly.

 

Sorry you feel that way about yourself..

 

I like that welder. I'm a miller person as well

 

that has crossed my mind hell it's only money. Uh you got any extra?