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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Dec 2007
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    8

    What Do I Have???

    I purchased a Hobart welder/generator. It didn't run. I cleaned out the gas tank and the carburator. The flywheel, starter and battery where all replaced. With all of this done, the machine runs like a top. It welds and generates power. I am trying to find out the data for the machine so I can see what I actually have. The data plate is so worn that you can't read anything. It's on a trailer of it's own so you can tell it's a big unit. The flywheel and starter are similar to what is on a 1985 Ford Mustang 4 cylinder, so I know that it is at least an '85. The armature(sp) has two rows of pickups on it. I don't know if that helps or not. It has a low and high range, automatic idle and one duplex receptical on the front. If you have any info on how I can figure out what I have, I will greatly appreciate it. A pipe fitter that I know calls it a pipeliner type machine.
    Thanks,
    Ken

    I have this on a couple different pages. I hope someone can help me.

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Jan 2004
    Location
    Browns Valley, CA
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    Post a picture?

    Hank
    ...from the Gadget Garage
    MM 210 w/3035, BWE
    HH 210 w/DP 3035
    TA185TSW
    Victor O/A "J" series, SuperRange
    Avatar courtesy of Bob Sigmon...

  3. #3
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    Thanks for your help.
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  4. #4
    Join Date
    Mar 2007
    Location
    south georgia
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    47

    thats familiar

    you have a MEGA ARC similar to one we just restored to service at my shop..
    it looks more recently made ,but the sheetmetal is th same as our 400 D
    (400 amp output, Diesel {deutz} powered)
    Last edited by tigamajig79; 12-12-2007 at 06:07 PM. Reason: accuracy

  5. #5
    Join Date
    Oct 2006
    Location
    Plymouth MA
    Posts
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    Thats about 10 years newer than my old GR-303, 300 amps, CC and 110 AC.
    "Weld It And You Won't Be Screwed"
    Rescued from the boneyard SA-250 on a fully equipt trailer (My Wife's Explorer cries every time I hitch up)
    Trailblazer 301G (can't touch the SA-200 for stick)
    Arcair K-4000 A.K.A "The Hissing Cobra"
    HF- 251 TIG box for the TB with a Weldcrap torch, Yes I weld aluminum
    More than a toolbox full of stuff on an F-350 that is way to small

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