Ditto on the 220, Rudy. I used a Hobart 110 for several years run at WOT cuz I couldn't afford anything better. Built a car trailer with it and still use that trailer today. Problem is, with a 110 you ARE very limited to ANY welding that requires good penetration/weld strength. That trailer I mentioned is always a tad little 'worry thought' whenever I do use it. Needless to say, it is my backup, light loads one.
If you decide on a 110, get a name brand and stay away from the Harbor Freight type junk as they are very inconsistent and wear out FAST.
I currently own/use a good Miller 220.