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Re: Controlled Systems S.A.M. MIG welder Welcome aboard post some pics please I don’t what a Sam system is
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Re: Controlled Systems S.A.M. MIG welder Is there anyone that might be interested in the Controlled Systems unit?
Re: Controlled Systems S.A.M. MIG welder Welcome to welding web! A 240 unit would definitely be an improvement.
Re: Controlled Systems S.A.M. MIG welder I did that with my 120 volt welder now happy with 240 volt no walking to breaker box. Dave Originally Posted by Moondoggie17 New to the site and welding in general. I have a 110 flux cored only unit, not the best. I also have a older Controlled Systems S.A.M. MIG unit. I have been thinking about selling both units and buying a smaller 220V unit. Mainly because of size, the S.A.M. unit is quite large. Thoughts?
Controlled Systems S.A.M. MIG welder New to the site and welding in general. I have a 110 flux cored only unit, not the best. I also have a older Controlled Systems S.A.M. MIG unit. I have been thinking about selling both units and buying a smaller 220V unit. Mainly because of size, the S.A.M. unit is quite large. Thoughts?
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