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Subject: Re: making a trailer frame

Author:
Ray

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Date Posted: 21:12:48 09/13/03 Sat
In reply to: Silverback 's message, "Re: making a trailer frame" on 21:05:07 10/27/02 Sun

I agree with the message from Silverback, in fact even before I seen his message I was thinking a Hobart Handler 135 would suit your light steel >1/4" needs very nicely. This little machine is a great multi purpose do-it yourselfer machine. Broken lawn mower decks, .024 for auto body and light guage, etc. I don't personally have one because I have a 400 amp shop welder. But I looked at one at the weld shop the other day and they are asking only $460.00, I think I'm gonna get it for the field versatility. 135 amps plugs into 115v, nifty.

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Re: making a trailer frame	Paul	14:09:20 11/22/03 Sat