Home Depot Lincoln ac/dc?

HuskerMan · BBQ Fan Joined: 17 Jun 2011 Posts: 119

Anyone ever buy the Lincoln ac/dc arc welder from Home Depot? I see they have the ac/dc model for only $387 which is considerably cheaper than anywhere else I seen it was wondering the reason why.

k.a.m. · Posted: Mon Oct 15 12 8:55 am Post subject:

HuskerMan, Home Depot is a Lincoln dealer for home use so I could see them getting a good deal on the machine. Tractor supply beats my WS store all day long on Hobart machines simply because they are Nation wide. That is a good price for a new AC/DC machine no doubt.
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cajun · Posted: Mon May 27 13 8:50 am Post subject: Home Depot

At my Home Depot the AC/DC welder is $487.00 you had better go get you one for a hundred $$$ cheaper Mad

Wreckless · Posted: Mon May 27 13 8:40 pm Post subject:

Yessir, snag it, run, don't walk. That is a very good price, about $90 more than my HD is selling an A/C only machine for.
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Hydro · BBQ Fan Joined: 16 Sep 2009 Posts: 132 Location: DFW, TX

I bought one of those Lincolns from Home Depot but by the time UPS got it to the house the casing was beat up. After dealing with returning it I found it easier to go to Tractor Supply. I got the Hobart for about $100 more and it looks just like Millers Thunderbolt. I really like it.

Cat797 · Posted: Tue Sep 10 13 9:53 am Post subject:

I bought my wire feed Lincoln from them a few years ago.....They were hands down about $200 cheaper than anywhere else. From time to time they have some smokin' deals there......

I'd say pick it up.......

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purplewg · Posted: Tue Sep 10 13 8:43 pm Post subject:

Husker, have you done any arc welding before? Have you considered a wire feed welder? I find a wire feed to be much easier to learn and use it probably 98% of the time. I only drag out the arc welder for repairing my farm equipment which is thick metal and rusty most of the time.
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purplewg · Posted: Tue Dec 03 13 7:40 pm Post subject:

The Smoker King · Posted: Sun Dec 15 13 8:15 am Post subject:

I have had that welder for many years. I used it to build my first pit before I bought a wire feed. I have also completed many other projects with it. I think it is a great machine and has lots of power for the price.
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crb478 · BBQ Fan Joined: 06 Dec 2010 Posts: 126

I own that welder and it will do very thing that I need it to do and has been very dependable. I have owned it for close to 20 years now with no problems. That being said I am currently looking for a good 220V or dual volt Mig welder. I think that everyone should learn to weld on a stick, but changing out rods on a big or even small job gets old. I have an older 130 amp 110 mig and it will weld well, but does not do the single pass welds I would like in heavier metals. The Lincoln is a workhorse of a welder though and I probably paid that much for mine all those years ago.