Time to pull the trigger on a Miller 211

[My Old Tools]

I bought my 211 from Zoro a couple of years ago with a 25% discount code and a $400 Build with Blue rebate.

 

[DerekV]

Should I order a consumable kit & cover with it?

It's a relatively comprehensive kit in a nice little package. Always good to carry spare consumables.

 

[L.Cheapo]

Should I order a consumable kit & cover with it?

Definitely. You'll need consumables eventually, and having them on hand beats a $1 part holding up your welding. The Miller consumables kits come in a nice storage box and are a great value. I have two for my most used wire size, and one for each of the others. I'd recommend the cover--keeps general garage/shop schmoo out of and off of the machine, and has a pocket to hold the leads.

 

[lbperry]

Cyberweld says that Miller is going to have a price increase on their machines on 4/1. I'm not quite ready ($) to pull the trigger on one yet. Anybody know what the magnitude of their increases usually is? They don't run a sale right before an increase by any chance, do they?
Just hopin,

 

[jeffyhog]

I've also been considering picking up a 211, but lately I've been thinking I should get the 215. My brother told me a few days ago that his local dealer said to expect a 4-5% price increase 4/1.

 

[isuhunter]

Just picked unpacked mine on Friday.




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