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Re: Lincoln 225 Gas welder, Need advice
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Posted by Ron in AR on February 10, 2005 at 17:24:38 from (66.82.9.76):
In Reply to: Lincoln 225 Gas welder, Need advice posted by Creston Farmer on February 10, 2005 at 07:57:31:
I just recently went through rebuilding this same welder. Downloaded the manual from the Lincoln site (free) but it doesn't tell you a whole lot about the Onan motor and its' works. It does use two 12 volts batteries hooked together to make 24 volts. It doesn't actaully have a seperate starter motor, it starts off of the welder windings. Mine is hooked up this way and runs great now. Hope this helps a bit.
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