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How do you take apart a Lincoln 225 Welder

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Zira

03-26-2001 14:12:10




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I am trying to seperate the engine (Onan CCKA) from the welder (model 225). I have removed the sheet metal, & the 4 bolts that hold the welder to the fan guard assembly. I expected to be able to pull the outer section off but it won't budge. I also unscrewed the pipe screw that covers the rear bearing of the welder. I expected there to be a stud/bolt that extended through the welder section & threaded in to the crank shaft. Instead, it just looks like a bearing.

Am I missing something? How do I pull the thing apart?

Thanks.

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Bud Brinkley

03-27-2001 04:44:55




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 Re: How do you take apart a Lincoln 225 Welder in reply to Zira, 03-26-2001 14:12:10  
I had the exact same problem on mine when I wanted to rebuild my engine. I never was able to get the thing apart. I do believe it is a tapered fit. Anyway I gave up and just rebuilt my engine in-frame. I was sort of a pain but it can be done.
If you need to do a major rebuild on the engine, then take it to a welder repair shop and see if they will seperate the two units for you. Most don't want to mess with it unless they are going to do the whole job. (Perfectly understandable)

I blocked mine up off the shop floor with concrete blocks to a comfortable working height and dropped the oil pan. While honing the cylinder walls I used LOTS of rags etc. to keep crap out of the bearings. The whole job took about two days and now my 47 year old Continental runs like new and I use it everyday. I was sure glad that I did not try to get heavy handed and force it apart and break stuff. Just my opinion. Good luck!

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charlie

03-26-2001 16:54:43




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 Re: How do you take apart a Lincoln 225 Welder in reply to Zira, 03-26-2001 14:12:10  
if it's what i think it is,they call it a tapered press fit.it takes alot of the three p's.patience,prying,and penetrating oil.good luck



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Franz

03-26-2001 16:49:20




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 Re: How do you take apart a Lincoln 225 Welder in reply to Zira, 03-26-2001 14:12:10  
With great difficulty! The welder doesn't have a front bearing, it uses the back main of the engine for a front bearing.
You might try www.lincolnelectric.com, they have a great site, and should be more than willing to help you.



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