Power I mig vs I mig E

[daytonadogie]

Hi. I am new to this form and am interested in a new mig welder. I can't seem to find any feedback on the Power I Mig E. How does it compare to the Power I Mig with the digital display? The specs looks better with the E in a lot of areas, despite the lower cost. Any thoughts?

[m j mauer]

If you like it then buy one and report back.
Also welcome to the forum.

[DaveO]

Welcome, DaytonaDogie! Have to admit the E series is a new one on me. The tech support guys. Mike and Mark, are sure to be able to help, but being Saturday they may be enjoying a day off.

I can tell you, though, that each of them use the IMIG 200 in their shops, and that it is a robust machine. What kind of projects do you have in mind?

[Rambozo]

Duncan has them listed on the ca website, and ebay. I think they are an older discontinued model and also only one year warranty. If you message TitanWinch (Duncan) I'm sure he can fill you in on the details and differences.

[daytonadogie]

Duncan has them listed on the ca website, and ebay. I think they are an older discontinued model and also only one year warranty. If you message TitanWinch (Duncan) I'm sure he can fill you in on the details and differences.

Thanks for the replies. I do metal fabrication as a hobby. Right now I have a Solar 110 mig welder, as well as a Lincoln square wave tig 175, and , of course, an oxy/acetylene torch. I like to tinker with cars, and am in the planning stages for a V8 engine swap in my Toyota Land Cruiser.

The Everlast welders seem to be a great value. I don't need anything real fancy, just a good reliable welder with enough power to weld motor mounts, suspensions and frames. The Power I mig E seems more than enough to handle this, but I am willing to spend the extra bucks, if the I Mig 200 is that much better. Hope someone can help me with this.

Bruce

[DaveO]

...engine swap in my Toyota Land Cruiser...

Is that one of the old FJ-40's? I always liked them.

[daytonadogie]

Is that one of the old FJ-40's? I always liked them.

Actually, it's a FJ62.
Want to build a rear bumper for it too.