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 6500 Watts Quiet portable Diesel Generator Welder combo Electric Remote Starter  US $1,262.64
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Miller 907135017 Maxstar 150 STLTig Stick Welder Tig/Stick Package With Remote Fingertip Control List Price: $1,763.00 Sale Price: $1,695.00  |
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Miller TIG Welder - Maxstar 150 STL DC TIG/Stick Pkg. w/X-CASE & Remote Best of class - Provides maximum portability and performance in the most compact TIG/Stick package in the industry. Dependability and performance all in one machine. Processes Lift Arc DC TIG (GTAW) Stick (SMAW) Applications Light Industrial Applications Maintenance and Repair Steel Erection Mechanical Contractors Dairy Industry Food/Beverage Industry Experimental Aircraft Features: New! Miller's exclusive multi-voltage plug (MVP(tm)) allows connection to 115 or 230 V receptacles without tools - choose the plug that fits the receptacle and connect it to the power cord. STL: Provides the basic features that are required for most DC TIG or Stick welding applications. Portable in the shop or at the job site - at 13.7 lb the shoulder strap allows the operator to easily move from location to location. |
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Kubota Diesel (tire 2) 500 DC Welder, 3 KW Generator with Remote Control Sale Price: $11,065.99 |
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DAW500SWR Features: -Kubota Diesel (tire 2) 500 DC Welder, 3 kW Generator with Remote Control. -with Remote Control. -Kubota diesel engines reduce fuel cost and provide years of trouble-free operation. -CC and CV welding capability on selected models. -Optional remote control on 225 amp and larger machines. -Simultaneous welding and AC output. -Three-year / 3,000 hour parts and labor warranty on 225 amp and larger machines. Specifications: -Item # DAW500SWR. -Engine power: 3 kW. -Power: Diesel. -Weight: 1040 Ibs. |
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400 DC Welder CC / CV, 14KW Generator Remote Control Sale Price: $13,935.99 |
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DLW400ESWR Features: -400 DC Welder CC / CV, 14KW Generator Remote Control. -Use with Remote Controls. -Kubota diesel engines reduce fuel cost and provide years of trouble-free operation. -CC and CV welding capability on selected models. -Optional remote control on 225 amp and larger machines. -Simultaneous welding and AC output. -Three-year / 3,000 hour parts and labor warranty on 225 amp and larger machines. Specifications: -Item # DLW400ESWR. -Engine power: 14 kW. -Powered: Diesel. -Weight: 1230 Ibs. |
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300 DC Welder / 10.5 KW Generator Remote Control Installed Sale Price: $9,677.99 |
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DLW300ESWR Features: -300 DC Welder / 10.5 kW Generator Remote Control Installed. -Use with Remote Control Installed. -Kubota diesel engines reduce fuel cost and provide years of trouble-free operation. -CC and CV welding capability on selected models. -Optional remote control on 225 amp and larger machines. -Simultaneous welding and AC output. -Three-year / 3,000 hour parts and labor warranty on 225 amp and larger machines. Specifications: -Item # DLW300ESWR. -Engine power: 10.5 kW. -Optional Trailer: TRLR-10W. -Weight: 890 lbs. |
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Kubota Diesel 500 DC Welder, 3 KW Generator T-4 with Remote Control Sale Price: $14,062.99 |
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DAW500SAWR Features: -Kubota Diesel 500 DC Welder, 3 kW Generator T-4 with Remote Control. -External oil and fuel drains. -Showcases a clean burning Tier 4 EPA-approved Kubota diesel engine. -CC and CV welding capability. -Electric-start, gasoline-powered. -Remote control allow operator to work 100 ft from the Welder Generator. Specifications: -Item # DAW500SAWR. -DC Voltage: CC: 38 V, CV: 16-40 V. -DC Current: CC: 500 A, CV: 500 A. -Current Range: 40-500 A. -Max Duty Cycle with Full Amps Available: 100pct @350 A. -Welding Processes: SMAW, FCAW, GMAW, GTAW, ACAC. -Fuel Tank Capacity: 12 gallons. -Fuel Consumption at Rated Load: 1.3 gph. -AC Power Output: 3kw. -Cycle: 50/60 Hz. -Voltage: 120V. -Amperage: 25 A. -Voltage Regulation: 7pct. -Receptacles: NEMA 5-20R 125V GFCI 20A, NEMA L5-30R 125V Twist-Lock 30A. -Overall dimensions: 53'' L x 32'' W x 36'' H. -AC / DC Simultaneous Use: Standard. -Lifting Bale: Standard. -External Drains: Standard. -Automatic Safety Shutdown: Oil Switch, Water Temperature, Thermal Switch DC, Low Battery Charge. -Idle Switch: Standard. -Optional Trailer: TRLR-MP, TRLR-MPXF. -Weight: 1040 lbs. |
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Kubota Diesel 300 DC Welder / 10.5 KW Generator T-4 Remote Control Installed Sale Price: $11,936.99 |
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DLW300ESAWR Features: -Kubota Diesel 300 DC Welder / 10.5 kW Generator T-4 Remote Control Installed. -Voltage regulation is maintained at 1.5pct. -Emits only 65dBA at 23 feet (6.9 meters). -Produces up to 300 amps as a Welder Generator. -Arc force control allows the operator to fine tune DC current during low voltage welding conditions and helps prevent electrodes forms sticking during short arc length welding. -Safety shutdowns, lifting bale, and external water, oil and fuel drains. -E-mode allows you to weld at 160 amps at idle. -Remote control allow operator to work 100 ft from the Welder Generator. Specifications: -Item # DLW300ESAWR. -DC Voltage: CC: 31 V. -DC Current: CC: 300 A. -Current Range: 35-300 A. -Max Duty Cycle with Full Amps Available: 100pct @280 A. -Welding Processes: SMAW, FCAW, GMAW, GTAW, ACAC. -Fuel Tank Capacity: 9.5 gallons / 36 liters. -Fuel Consumption at Rated Load: 0.66 gph. -AC Power Output: 10.5 kW. -Cycle: 50/60 Hz. -Voltage: 120/240 V. -Amperage: 87/44 A. -Voltage Regulation: 1.5pct. -Receptacles: NEMA 5-20R 125V GFCI 20A, NEMA L5-30R 125V Twist-Lock 30A, NEMA L6-30R 250V Twist-Lock 30A, CS-6369 125/250VAC Twist-Lock 50A. -Overall dimensions: 50.75'' L x 26.75'' W x 33.1'' H. -Shipping Dimensions: 53'' L x 30'' W x 38'' H. -AC / DC Simultaneous Use: Standard. -Lifting Bale: Standard. -External Drains: Standard. -Automatic Safety Shutdown: Oil Switch, Water Temperature, Thermal Switch DC. -Idle Switch: Standard. -Optional Trailer: TRLR-10W, TRLR-MPXF. -Weight: 890 lbs. |
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Kubota 400 DC Welder CC / CV, 14 KW Generator T-4 (2) Remote Controls Installed Sale Price: $14,985.99 |
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DLW400ESAWR Features: -Kubota 400 DC Welder CC / CV, 14 kW Generator T-4 (2) Remote Controls Installed. -Draws simultaneous AC power while welding. -The convenience of one-man or two man operation. -Arc force control allows the operator to fine tune DC current during low voltage welding conditions and helps prevent electrodes forms sticking during short arc length welding. -Smooth arc characteristics and more consistent, quality welds. -Super clean voltage regulation 1.5pct (+/-). -Tier 4 Kubota diesel engine V1305. -Remote control allow operator to work 100 feet (30.5 meters) from the welder. -E-mode improves fuel efficiency by allowing operator to weld at idle up to 240 amps. -Noise level produces only 67.5 dBA. Specifications: -Item # DLW400ESAWR. -DC Voltage: CC: 34, 2 x 27cc V. -DC Current: CC: 400cc, 2 x 200ccA. -Current Range: 70-400, 2x35-200 A. -Max Duty Cycle with Full Amps Available: 100pct @350, 2 x 175 A. -Welding Processes: SMAW, FCAW, GMAW, GTAW, ACAC. -Fuel Tank Capacity: 11.1 gallons / 42 liters. -Fuel Consumption at Rated Load: 1.5 gph. -AC Power Output: 3 kW. -Cycle: 50/60 Hz. -Voltage: 120/240 V. -Amperage: 116/58 A. -Voltage Regulation: 1.5pct. -Receptacles: NEMA 5-20R 125V GFCI 20A, NEMA L5-30R 125V Twist-Lock 30A, NEMA L6-30R 250V Twist-Lock 30A, CS-6369 125/250VAC Twist-Lock 50A. -Overall dimensions: 60'' L x 30'' W x 36'' H. -Shipping Dimensions: 63'' L x 30'' W x 41'' H. -AC / DC Simultaneous Use: Standard. -Lifting Bale: Standard. -External Drains: Standard. -Automatic Safety Shutdown: Oil Switch, Water Temperature, Thermal Switch DC. -Idle Switch: Standard. -Optional Trailer: TRLR-10W, TRLR-MPXF. -Power: Tier 4 Kubota diesel engine V1305. -Weight: 1230 lbs. |
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Kubota Diesel 225 DC Welder / 6 KW Generator T-4 with Remote Control |
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SDW225SSAWR Features: -Kubota Diesel 225 DC Welder / 6 kW Generator T-4 with Remote Control. -Delivers up to 225 amps of DC welding power in CC (constant current) or CV (constant voltage) mode. -This unit can be simultaneously used as welder and generator. -Suits SMAW, FCAW, GMAW, GTAW and ACAC welding processes. -Operates as a 6kW generator and 225-amp welder. -Powered by a 12.3-hp Kubota Z482 diesel engine. -Brushless machine with a weather-resistant housing. -Low noise level-produces only 68.7 dBA. -Also available in light tower configuration as model MLTSDW7. -Full instrumentation including controls for both CC and CV. -Remote control allows operator to work 100 feet (30.5 meters) from the Welder Generator. Specifications: -Item # SDW225SSAWR. -DC Voltage: CC: 28 V, CV: 15-28 V. -DC Current: CC: 225 A, CV: 225 A. -Current Range: 50-225 A. -Max Duty Cycle with Full Amps Available: 100pct @200 A. -Welding Processes: SMAW, FCAW, GMAW, GTAW, ACAC. -Fuel Tank Capacity: 6.6 gallons /30 liters. -Fuel Consumption at Rated Load: 0.6 gph. -AC Power Output: 6 kW. -Cycle: 50/60 Hz. -Amperage: 50/25 A. -Voltage Regulation: 2 pct. -Receptacles: NEMA 5-20R 125V GFCI 20A, NEMA L5-30R 125V Twist-Lock 30A, NEMA L14-30R 125/250V Twist-Lock 30A. -Overall dimensions: 45'' L x 26'' W x 31'' H. -AC / DC Simultaneous Use: Standard. -Lifting Bale: Standard. -External Drains: Standard. -Automatic Safety Shutdown: Oil Switch, Water Temperature, Thermal Switch DC, Low Battery Char. -Idle Switch: Standard. -Optional Trailer: TRLR-10W, TRLR-MPXF. -Powered: 12.3-hp Kubota Z482 diesel engine. -Weight: 510 lbs. |
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160S P-Wee Stick Welder 115 - 230 Volt With Stick & TIG Welding Kit And Remote |
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10 - 3066A - 3 FEATURES: -Exceptional performance: - Embedded microprocessor with digital controls, delivering perfectly smooth, stable arc characteristics for E6010 Cellulose and low hydrogen electrodes -Excellent portability: - Weighs less than 18lb and has easy to carry shoulder strap -Hot start: - Adjustable Hot Start for optimized starting performance -Smart link: - Automatically connects to 115/208-230V single phase -Thermal overload protection: - Indicator alerts the operator if duty cycle is exceeded or airflow is blocked -Easy to use: - Simple, user friendly set-up and operation -Cable and plug fitted: - Supplied with 115VAC primary 10 cable and plug for connection to any 15 amp duplex receptacle -Highest output in its class: -160A output @ 35pct duty cycle -Intelligent heat sensing fan: - Operates as needed to cool components & reduce airborne contaminants pulled through the power source -Arc force control: - Operator controlled parameter for optimum Dig setting for STICK electrode performance -Twist lock output terminals: -Allow for easy polarity reversal and cable change -Lift start TIG: -Provides TIG arc starting without use of high frequency -Remote receptacle fitted: - Allows remote devices to be connected for controlling amperage and output contactor -Smart warning diagnostics: -Alerts operator to power supply abnormalities -Standards compliant integrated VRD: - Voltage Reduction Device reduces the OCV when the power supply is not in use -This all but eliminates the risk of electric shock to the operator from the secondary welding circuit SPECIFICATIONS: -Processes: - Stick (SMAW) - TIG (GTAW) LIFT -Industrial applications: -Maintenance -Utility and farm -Home application -Input voltage: -115/230 VAC 1 phase -Rated output: -85A@23V 100pct Duty Cycle (115V) -160A@26V 35pct Duty Cycle (230V) -Max OCV: -65 -Weight: -17.6 lbs 5 Year Warranty ArcMaster 160 Range ArcMaster 160 Range Operating Manual |
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Lincoln K870 Foot Control Tig Welder 25 Ft. 6 Pin List Price: $323.00 Sale Price: $287.98 |
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Depress pedal to increase current. Depressing pedal fully achieves maximum set current. Fully raising the pedal finishes the weld and starts the Afterflow cycle. Physical specifications Weight:6 lbs. (2.7 kgs. )Dimensions (in) H x W x D : 4.5 x 12.25 x 10.38Dimensions (mm) H x W x D : 114 x 311 x 264 This will ship from your nearest Lincoln Electric warehouse. This product cannot ship outside of the 48 states. |
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Safes are a reality in today's world. Unfortunately, things like safes and keys and locks are needed to protect people and things from those who would steal or otherwise do harm. Given this reality, most of us instinctively understand the need. But, we tend to take for granted that we can just buy a safe to suit our needs without really giving much thought to the efforts and processes behind bringing those safes to market. Lets take a look, albeit briefly, through a pretty amazing manufacturing process. Drum roll please: How safes are made.
The first bank safes were made out of wood reinforced with sheet iron. Thieves would just smash them open. Then came safes made out of solid iron. Thieves would just blow them up. Then to their dismay came safes made out of steel. It all starts with sheets of solid steel, up to 3.5 cm thick, and an automated machine with an oxygen and gas fueled flame. The flame slowly cuts the sheets that will become the walls of the safe. The cutting creates gases that are doused with water. A welder, with a manual version of the same flame, cleans things up with a few last cuts. Then, using a large magnet, they stack the plates and label them. This makes it easier for the workers to know in what order to assemble them. They are assembled by a welder who uses a semiautomatic soldering gun. The solder is a special welding wire made out of several different metals. It rolls off a spool as needed. Think of sparks, pretty blue flame, big gloves and a sweet welding mask.
Elsewhere in the factory, a semiautomatic saw cuts flat bars of steel. These bars will form the frame that surround the steel plates that safes are made of. Meanwhile, another machine, called a turret, fashions steel bars into moving parts for the locking mechanism, and also into hinges. Lubes are used during this process to help keep things cool. Normally, raw material would move along on an assembly line from tool to tool. This process, however, is just the opposite. The steel bar stays on the turret from start to finish. The tools come and go. The bars and hinges made here for the safes are boxed up for delivery to other workers down the line.
These workers take pieces of sheet metal cut into shapes by laser, and bend them in a press to make various parts and mechanisms. Lots of special care and attention to detail goes on at this stage. These presses are massive powerful machines that could easily sever fingers, or otherwise injure a careless worker. Meanwhile, the large steel plates used to make safes, that were cut earlier, are put in a large hydraulic press to be made perfectly flat.
Finally, the time comes to put all the parts together. They construct the frame in an assembly jig, then insert the plates for the top, sides, and bottom. They solder it together, check for square, and install the back. Now the safes go off for grinding and painting. In the finish department, the workers install the mechanical or digital locks, and all the other amenities that make modern safes so attractive and functional.
So there you have it, a quick look at how safes are made. Next time you are looking at a safe, take time to appreciate the skill and labor that went into protecting your valuables.
MJ writes for ClickShops Inc., where you can find a great selection of safes for your home or office at http://www.gunsafes.com.
Indians in Australia
In the recent time there has been a massive skyrocketing increase in the numbers of Indians in Australia and its getting doubled every passing year. Life of Indians in Australia has come under a radical change. They enjoy all the leisures and advancement that modern Australia has to offer on platter.
There are several reason that has contributed to the increase in the numbers of Australian Indians. Better job opportunities is the main reason. It is a hub of growing opportunities for talented and skilled professionals. Number of renowned universities prompts Indians to come here for higher studies. Australia has liberal immigration policies, and its General Skilled Migration (GSM) program allows the entry of skilled professional migrant based upon their qualifications and work experience. There's a skilled occupation list that covers all the facets of professional specialties from doctors, engineers, lecturers, IT professionals to welders, electricians, locksmiths. In this list points are given on the basis qualifications and skills in the candidates nominated occupation. India is a goldmine of experienced and gifted experts and easily makes it to the list. As per the historians in the earl part of 19th century the first groups of Indians in Australia came were the part of Captain Cook's ship. Till this date many success stories are written by famous Indians in Australia. The wide scope, high-standards of living and extremely high pay-scale has transformed the life of middle class man of remote village in India to the rich, powerful and independent Indians in Australia.
There are several Australia Indian community where Sikh, Hindu, Jain all come together and celebrate all the important festivals and organize events regularly. Deeply rooted with their home land Australian Indians have carved a niche for themselves and inspired other to advent on new land and chase their dreams.
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Help identifying an old Hobart generator welder?
I rescued an old Hobart gas drive welder from the scrap yard. The name plate was removed and as a result I don't have the spec number needed to order a manual or wiring diagram for it.
Can someone help me identify it. It is a 300 amp AC/DC welder with a 220 volt and 115 volt generator. It has a local/remote switch on the panel (which is missing by the way). The engine, a 4 cylinder Willy's Jeep motor runs fine, the generator produces no AC power nor welding power.
If I can identify it, I can figure out how to wire the missing switch back in place, not to mention troubleshoot it and get it running.
Someone responding to my request for help has tentatively identified this as a Hobart G-3010. However the docs I obtained for that model show a six cylinder Chrysler slant six engine and not the Willy's 4 cylinder Jeep engine which is what mine has.
Pictures can be seen at: http://www.compusos.com/hobart_welder/
Thanks for any help,
Tony
The G-3010 is definitely a 6 cylinder model. I am almost positive that you've got either a Hobart G-200 or G-250.
Body found identified as missing Hugo man
OKLAHOMA CITY - A man's body discovered on Monday believed to be a Hugo man murdered by two men has been positively identified by state authorities as Robert Strickland.
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