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Datrotor
Re: Attaching rear quarter panels (ute)
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Cadet1200 is right on the 160amp welder.mcdat you won't weld on 160 but the mig needs to have some power.i don't think he was meaning to actually weld on 160amps

Posted on: 2014/1/16 7:50
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Subject Poster Date
     Attaching rear quarter panels (ute) uteboy1200 2014/1/15 0:03
       Re: Attaching rear quarter panels (ute) mcdat 2014/1/15 0:22
       Re: Attaching rear quarter panels (ute) cadet1200 2014/1/15 16:55
       Re: Attaching rear quarter panels (ute) uteboy1200 2014/1/16 1:58
         Re: Attaching rear quarter panels (ute) mcdat 2014/1/16 3:59
       Re: Attaching rear quarter panels (ute) Datrotor 2014/1/16 7:50
         Re: Attaching rear quarter panels (ute) Anonymous 2014/1/16 9:40
         Re: Attaching rear quarter panels (ute) cadet1200 2014/1/17 3:24
       Re: Attaching rear quarter panels (ute) uteboy1200 2014/1/17 5:01




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