A parts search

[flyerdan]

brought me here and I decided to register. Looking for information on a Hobart Tigwave 250 that I recently acquired, seems that there are a few others around as well.
I weld for a living, making chain link gate frames and such for a fence company here in Salem. Also have a Millermatic 250 at home, as well as a big old Airco stick machine. This looks like a good place for tips and information and good old idea exchange, looking forward to catching up on some threads.

[Dog]

Freyer dan spend a lot of time reading over all the old threads. I am a newbie to this site also. I have been reading as many as my brain can handle at one time. The information that these guys offer is unbeliveable. And if you can not find the info in an old thread start a new one one. You will him the answer. Glad to have you and Good Luck

[sunpeople]

Hi Dan, I also just bought a Hobart Tigwave 250 in February of this year. I am just like you and spent alot of time looking for information on my welder, most of all i was looking for the manual for my welder. If you do a search on this site you will find a posting i made for the different shops that have the manuals for our welders, i listed some other shops that can do repairs on the P.C.boards used in our welders.

You will find that the people on this forum are very kind and helpful and they take the time to answer all of your questions. As you spend time here make sure you check out the items that are listed for sale, i picked up a nice pulser for my Tigwave 250 from a member in Canada for only & 50.00 dollars, and let me tell you it sure makes welding thin sheet metal super easy.

If you would like to add a pulser to your welder contact me i know of someone that may have one for sale just let my know and i will put you in contact with him.