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Lawrence Davis

10-03-2003 10:03:30




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I have a lincoln weldanpower unit that has and open circuit in the armature. the unit is rated at 210 amps and 6000 watts. it is powerd with a 16 horsepower briggs and stratton single cylinder engine.i think this welder was made in the seventies.i bought it at an auction. i guess i bought someones problem as you can see they tried to repair the problem.i am looking for junk welder with a good armature.maybe someone out there knows of one somewhere?

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T_Bone

10-03-2003 12:44:35




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 Re: lincoln welder generator in reply to Lawrence Davis, 10-03-2003 10:03:30  
Hi Lawrence,

When I was a kid I used to wind my own slotcar motors for more speed. Not that hard to do.

You already have the correct wire size and the number of turns for each winding. I would think it would be easy to replace your current (pun intended) windings and more cost effective.

You might find that you can repair the break in the winding without the cost of new copper wire. Most use schellic (sp) for a winding insulator coating.

You migh also want to bake the armature at 250* for a several hours to remove the mositer in the windings. At 500* you will change the steel temper so keep it well below that.

T_Bone

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LAWRENCE DAVIS

10-04-2003 21:35:28




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 Re: Re: lincoln welder generator in reply to T_Bone, 10-03-2003 12:44:35  
TO THE THE GENTLEMAN WHO POSSIBLY HAS PARTS.I RECEIVED YOUR E-MAIL,BUT I AM HAVING COMPUTER PROBLEMS AND HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO REPLY.I WROTE DOWN YOUR ADDRESS AND WILL REPLY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE,HOWEVER I AM LEAVING TOMORROW FOR JOB IN INDIANA.WILL BE AWAY FROM COMPUTER FOR EIGHT TO TEN WEEKS.I LIVE IN ALABAMA AND I AM A CONSTUCTION WORKER.TEL.# 256-777-3127. IF YOU CANNOT CALL I WILL E-MAIL YOU WHEN I CAN. THANKS.

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Steven Gribbin

08-18-2004 03:46:12




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 Re: Re: Re: lincoln welder generator in reply to LAWRENCE DAVIS, 10-04-2003 21:35:28  
Hi. My name is Steve and I am In Australia and was wondering if you could help me out with the electric wiring on the lincwleder 225.

If you have any info or know someone that has could you please let me know.

Thanks,
Steve.



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