I have a Miller Econo Twin HF that I purchased new back in '75-'76 as a hobby machine. It has had extremely light use over the years and is in excellent condition including the owners manual. I have been thinking of possibly selling this to get one of the new advanced inverter TIG machines.
This is a AC/DC Stick/TIG 150A 60% duty cycle with high frequency. No foot pedal control, no gas valve
Any thoughts on the value of this machine?
Glen
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Is that one of the 120/240 machines? What part of the world are you in?
Value changes depending on parts of the country/world, because usually the cost of shipping a welding machine will basically push up the cost to buying a new one.
If its the machine I think it is around here they go for 800-1000 dollars. But thats "local" like withn a 2-3 hour drive. Obviously if you live farther away than that your gonna have to come down on the price to ship the thing.
Note-thats assuming the whole setup, leads, bottle, regulators, torch, etc...
Value changes depending on parts of the country/world, because usually the cost of shipping a welding machine will basically push up the cost to buying a new one.
If its the machine I think it is around here they go for 800-1000 dollars. But thats "local" like withn a 2-3 hour drive. Obviously if you live farther away than that your gonna have to come down on the price to ship the thing.
Note-thats assuming the whole setup, leads, bottle, regulators, torch, etc...
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