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Re: antique hobart welder

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Alejandro Barrera

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Date Posted: 21:32:55 12/27/08 Sat
In reply to: ed 's message, "antique hobart welder" on 08:14:25 04/02/06 Sun

Hi from Mexico City. I read the post of ed talking about a welder Hobart mod GW-222 on wisconsin engine. I have one almost complette restored after 5 years of hard work. This engine driven welder I was find it on scrap yard on september 2003. Please take a moment and go to www.flickr.com/photos/cacahuatito for a pictures of the engine. Also there are a video on www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xtwQ83LNro Hope all of you enjoy it and any comments are welcome. I have complette info about engine parts from wisconsin motors LLC and owner's manual of the engine welder emynder@yahoo.com.mx Bye

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Re: antique hobart welder	marilyn	18:53:37 04/01/11 Fri