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The last CdnTire flyer I saw (think its valid right now) hada Lincoln WeldPak 150 for $ 599.00 Last month the 100 was on sale there for $ 349 IIRC
If it's an SP125 plus in good shape, it's a little high but it could take awhile to find one for less. They did cost about $650 US new. New SP135's are going for about $550 US now.
If it's one of the "consumer" Lincolns, it's overpriced.
The little 110-volt Lincolns are great for sheetmetal as in autobody. If you're after a more general purpose welder, I'd recommending going with a 220V machine like the Hobart Handler for only a little more.
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