FS Linde 3 Phase Mig Welder 200A with Separate Wire Feeder $350 Denver CO

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Maxim

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Colorful Colorado

• Jun 25, 2020

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Linde V-200 Mig Welder with a Separate

Wire feeder unit and tweeco mig gun

200amps at 100% duty cycle

Machine is 3 phase 208 (or 460 )volt, I have a phase converter here to try it out and can get the neighbor to forklift
it on a truck or trailer. Probably not worth shipping.

Unit works as intended but I don't really have a use for it.

$350 in Longmont CO

 

Phil in Montana

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Missoula Mt

• Jun 25, 2020

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You know there is no parts from Linde?...Phil

 

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Maxim

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• Jun 25, 2020

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There's no parts for many of the machines people on here work on. On the bright side the huge box is mostly air with big generic components.

 

Phil in Montana

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• Jun 25, 2020

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Sure but no feed rolls or guides for the feeder...Phil

 

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Maxim

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• Jun 25, 2020

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Phil in Montana said:

Sure but no feed rolls or guides for the feeder...Phil

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Easy to make on any flat belt driven Lodge and Shippley

 

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hobbyman

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Canada, BC

• Jun 25, 2020

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Brings back fond memories. I had one sitting behind me under the jib and I spent long hours tacking assemblies. They eat power like crazy unlike new inverter machines. The last one I saw was being junked in the shop I retired out of. That was about 15 years ago. They separated the copper parts and the rest went into the ferrous scrap bin. What is the price of copper nowadays?

 

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Maxim

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Colorful Colorado

• Jun 25, 2020

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Now you can relieve the memories again for a mere pittance of USD!

I'm not sure what copper goes for but I'd rather not scrap it, the separate feed unit would seem really nice if you need to fab a large assembly or around a vehicle.

 

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metalmagpie

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Seattle

• Jun 25, 2020

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Wound with aluminum. I wouldn't touch an old Linde.

metalmagpie

 

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Mr_CNC_guy

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Jul 29, 2018

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New England

• Jun 26, 2020

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I had an old MIG welder but missing all of the gun parts. Worked great for
stick welding. Gave it away on Craig's list. A guy and his son picked it
up, they wanted to learn to weld. I was happy that it went to a good use
and not scrapped, and that I did not have to pick it up to load it.