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Thanks guys! Interestingly, I ran into a friend this weekend who has modified a Lotus 7 and races it in SCCA autocross and I mentioned I was contemplating building a go-cart for my boys. He stated that an acetylene welder may not make welds strong enough for this, and recommended a Miller MIG (which also happens to be his last name :-), or the brand which is sold at Tractor Supply, which happens to be Hobart. Now the question is, do I get a MIG and an acetylene for cutting. Or do I just get a cutter instead of the acetylene?

Thanks Gary - You've done some amazing work!! I might take you up on your offer soon.

Cheers!

10/6/1410:21 AM

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