Posted by 36F30 on May 19, 2015 at 17:15:50 from (75.162.27.111):
In Reply to: Hobart service? posted by Winchester1 on May 19, 2015 at 16:15:16:
Hobart and Miller are owned by the same Parent company ITW.
I would personally get a Miller Bobcat 250 from a weld shop like Praxair. 11,000 watt gen set with superior AC/DC welder. Either way, Praxair is an authorized Hobart/Miller (probably Lincoln too) repair center and if they can't fix it in house they will ship it to 3M for repair. Not sure how serviceable the box store units are but the weld shop ones can almost always be repaired. A bobcat 250 with a Subaru Robin engine would probably be the last welder any of us would ever buy.
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