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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $650.
Joel is selling his grandfather’s willys-powered Hobart welder/generator. It ran when parked by his grandfather.
looking for the book too see if and how i can get 220volts not just 110
Hi Robert,
I’ll see if I can hunt a manual down.
– Dave
Just got one great to see yours I would like to buy a copy of your manual if you got one thanks for the photos big help
Hi Scott,
According to this thread http://weldingweb.com/showthread.php?588551-Bought-an-early-60-s-Hobart-welder-w-Kaiser-Jeep-engine-yesterday you can contact Hobart and they may have a manual they can send you.
Good luck!
– Dave
where can i find the adjustment dial
Timothy, I have no idea where to find that. I’m not sure where to send you to have that question answered either.
What is the weight of this welder