![]() No reason for me to do a blow-by-blow of the video, but suffice it to say the HF welder can weld okay, especially if you already know what you’re doing, and it might be all you need. He begins by comparing the length of the leads, which is kinda moot, since the lead on my 2004 Lincoln welder is roughly the same length as his HF model. And what better project than welding some broken parts of a utility trailer, just like the average Joe would do if he bought a welder? ![]() This YouTuber also uses a Lincoln, but after being asked about it many times, he decided to try a Harbor Freight welder for himself. I could have saved a bunch of money at the get-go by buying a cheap machine, but in the past I had worked with a couple ‘El Cheapo Grande’ welders, so I decided to stick with a well-known quality brand, and I’m glad I did, even though it cost about 4 times what this Harbor Freight (HF) welder does. I saved up and sold some stuff to help pay for my welder, which is a 110 volt 90 amp Lincoln wire welder which can handle flux-core or MIG. Heck, I’ve even used it to weld a bolt handle on an old Mauser rifle that I overhauled. And when I take a notion to build something, I can get it done without relying on nuts and bolts to hold stuff together. There’s always something breaking around my place in the country, whether it’s a trailer, tractor, mower, or whatever. ![]() After having owned one for several years, I wondered how I’d ever gotten along without it. Watch: Is a Harbor Freight Wire Welder Worth it?Ī welder is a good thing to have. ![]()
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