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Here's my old Lincoln AC 225 ......not much to look at . I suspect a lot of other shops have one of these things in a corner somewhere. The original grounding clamp and electrode holder have both been worn out and replaced. The original cooling fan gave out a few years ago, and was replaced. Much of the original insulation on the wire leads has come off due to heat and age. As you can see, there is much electrical tape covering the cables. But all in all,this has been a tough old machine and is still my main welder.
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The Lincoln MIG and Miller TIG, along with the newest addition, the new ESAB. I also have a Lincoln SP-135 Plus 110V machine...
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i have a old airco bumble bee, retired now because i replaced the 3 ph. with single ph. when i re wired the main power to have a way to shut it down when needed. will probobly replace it with a lincoln 225 or one from sears that is ac/dc, but daddy has a old buzz box that still welds great at about 35 yrs. of age.
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If this works, it is the pic that should have been above.Jerry Just copy the linked thumbnail from the IForgeIron Gallery directly into the IForgeIron Forum text. No need to add additional codes. |
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Photo 1 In the shop, Old Marquette AC, 40's era. Photo 2 WW2 army surplus electric motor driven Lincoln SA200 DC bench welder with foot control. To the left, Miller Spoolmate. under neath, Miller Hi Freq unit. Photo 3 Miller 200 wire feed. Photo 4 On the service truck 1950 Lincoln SA200 engine drive. I also have a 40's era Lincoln 200 special powered by a 4 cyl Wisconsin and a 1930's era forerunner to the Lincoln SA 200, needs a radiator.
__________________ Irnsrgn Knowledge must be shared or it lies dead in the mind. The Blacksmith must use Hammer and Flame to force the iron down the path of his own choosing. I usually find it much easier to be wrong once in while than to try to be perfect. Last edited by irnsrgn; 01-22-2008 at 03:26 AM. |
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Here's my Miller Trailblazer 301G. It's my shop and ranch welder. Before I wired my shop I ran all my power tools off its 10,000 watt generator. Really came in handy too when we were building our new house out here in the woods.
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