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Who made the Sears Welders in the 70's?
I realised that I had posted questions and a picture of my machine from Sears, but does anyone know who made them for Sears?
Would it be a miller or a Hobart? Would be neat to know.
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Re: Who made the Sears Welders in the 70's?
I think Century makes them now, not sure if they still made them back then. Give Sears a call and ask. It looks like it was kept in good condition. List some specifications on the one you show.
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John - fabricator extraordinaire, car nut! - bleeding Miller blue! ![]() http://www.weldfabzone.com
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Re: Who made the Sears Welders in the 70's?
I was on a forum (don't remember which one) about power tools, I think. Somebody there had a list that cross referenced the sears model number (I think it was the numbers before the decimal) to a list of manufacturers. I'll see if I can dig it up.
Mine was made in 1998, by Century.
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John -----------------------------------| Craftsman 230/140 amp AC/DC Buzzbox Synchrowave 250 |
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Re: Who made the Sears Welders in the 70's?
I found it. Go to:
http://www.owwm.com/Craftsman/Manufacturers-Name.asp If the model number starts with 934.xxxxx it is Century.
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John -----------------------------------| Craftsman 230/140 amp AC/DC Buzzbox Synchrowave 250 |
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Re: Who made the Sears Welders in the 70's?
Great link, I saved that one for a good reference. Thanks for sharing!
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John - fabricator extraordinaire, car nut! - bleeding Miller blue! ![]() http://www.weldfabzone.com
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Re: Who made the Sears Welders in the 70's?
Glad to be of help.
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John -----------------------------------| Craftsman 230/140 amp AC/DC Buzzbox Synchrowave 250 |
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Re: Who made the Sears Welders in the 70's?
Great site, mine was made by Emerson Electric.
First digits were: 113 Thanks for the link and info. |
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Re: Who made the Sears Welders in the 70's?
Found this after searching.
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