FS: Miller Millermatic 175 MIG welder ***SOLD***

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Process

  • MIG (GMAW)

  • Flux Cored (FCAW) (gas and self-shielded)
    Applications

                    		               <b>Light Industrial Applications</b>

  • Light Fabrication

  • Maintenance and Repair

  • Auto Body

  • Farm and Ranch

  • Home

                    		              		             <b>Specifications</b>

                		               <b>Input Power</b>

  • Requires 1-Phase Power

  • 230 V, 19.5 A, 60 Hz Rated Output

  • 130 A at 20 VDC, 30% Duty Cycle Welding Amperage Range

  • 30 - 175 Amps Wire Speed

  • 20 - 700 IPM (0.5 - 17.8 m/min) Net Weight

  • 73 lb (33 kg)

                    		              		             <b>Comes Complete With</b>

  • Power source included

  • 10 ft (3 m), M-10 Miller MIG gun and cable assembly #195 605

  • 10 ft (3 m) work cable with clamp

  • Factory-installed gas solenoid valve

  • Regulator and gas hose

  • Power cord and plug

  • Extra contact tips

  • Sample spool of solid wire

  • Information/settings chart.
    http://www.buffalo.edu/%7Etmaniaci/welder.jpg

^^not actual machine, looks identical though, just a little dusty.

I will also be including an extra regulator and hose as well as a 40cu.ft. gas tank. Cart included also. Great piece of machinery, but I don’t really see myself using it anytime in the near future.

$600 obo…If you do some research, you will find that it costs about 900-1000 new.

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If this was summertime, I’d buy it. Can’t do much till then unfortunately.

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cool, thanks for looking :slight_smile:

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WHAT SIZE BOTTLE?

I really would like to scoop this up…

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its a small bottle, i forget what the size is. let me snap a picture and post it.

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needs to be under 3.5 cubic foot to be allowed to use it in a house. (that or 3 cubic foot)

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fuck that, that’s sooo small.

I bet he has a 20cf

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http://www.buffalo.edu/~tmaniaci/welder_tank.jpg

looks like it would be the 40cf, gets about 2 hours per fill

edit: my garage is messy as hell lol

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gah. I really want this.

weird request:
would you sell it for 450 w/out the bottle?
(think of that as me offering you 500 complete, then less 50 for the bottle)

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taken to pms

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bump for a good deal :slight_smile:

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great welder and the bottle is 40 cu.ft.

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thanks! I edited all other posts to reflect that it is a 40cu.ft.

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yeah 3.5 is def not the right number… I can’t remember exactly what it is, but I know theres a limit. The tank he has seems like it’s at that limit.

But seriously, it doesn’t fucking matter, who the hell would check…

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Also for people saying the tank is small. You would typically set the flow rate at 20 cu.ft per hour, so this tank would last a continuous 2 hours of welding which is a shitload

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I set mine to 23cu.ft per hour and i replace it every couple weeks.

and i have an 80cu.ft Q bottle

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you do A LOT of welding. lol. I have only had to fill the tank a few times.

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Yeah you must do a lot of welding. For the average DIY 20cu.ft tank lasts a good amount of time, and is relatively light making it portable

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Ya, the 80 is the way to go. Its like only a few bux more to fill than a 40.

Anway, nice looking machine. If I had any cash around Id jump on it to replace my Craftsman mig. Plus itd look nice next to my miller tig :stuck_out_tongue:

GLWS!

Dan

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oh shush, you and your damn toys haha.

<----Jealous