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#604029 12/24/2009 8:27 AM
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Just picked up a Century(big red) welding unit(for a song-50.00-and it works),don't have any info on it,anything would be helpful.American made.

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Do a google on it and you can probably download the manual for it free..


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Have used same one for 10 years Century 155 .Only concern is replaced the cable wire feeds thru 3 times. replacement had at Merriam Graves( Air Gas ??). I also went to.23 gauge fluxless.Superior to next size up.

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Is yours the (Big Red)220v with the flip up lid on top and horizontal spool?I'm just looking for manuals and what-nots for it.


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I purchased a Century GS125 portable MIG welder...came with a gas hookup so I added a bottle after issues with quality of flux-core welds on light sheet metal. This particular model has no solenoid gas flow control and the cheesy pinch valve in the handle gave out after 6 months. No solenoid shut-off valve for gas when you released the trigger......had to shut off the bottle after each weld. No replacement parts.

Replaced it with a Hobart 140......there is no comparison...the Hobart was a keeper from day one. Hope your Century model works out for you.

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