Lincoln SA200 w/ Wisconsin VF4, Remarkable Condition

[steeled4life]

This Lincoln SA200 with a Wisconsin VF4 is in remarkable original condition, as close to mint as one of these could possibly be. It's always been garage stored and has seen little use. Has a new stinger and ground clamp, along with about 85ft. of additional leads. Also comes with the original Wisconsin instruction book with the parts listing. It hasn't been used in over 5 yrs. but ran perfectly when it was last shut off and put away. I'm sure the tank, filter and carb jets probably need cleaning and de-gumming, other than that she should fire right up. Asking $850.

[jsm11]

where you located?

Got something to load it with?

[steeled4life]

Toledo OH...yes, I've used an engine hoist

[billyjoe]

you still have it ????

[denrep]

Howdy steeled4life - Your machine sure looks to be in nice condition.

If it helps anyone who may be thinking about a long-distance sight unseen purchase I'll mention that although this is an SA-200 in name, it's a completely different SA-200 than the typical Pipeliner. The "Junior" has a smaller generator, no auxiliary power, is air cooled, and has no automatic idler. Certainly still a very nice "pure" DC generator.


Good Luck

[steeled4life]

Yep...It's still available

[steeled4life]

This SA 200 is definitely not a "Pipeliner" The SA 200 here is a 1952 model. This machine is also not to be confused with a "Junior". The "Shield-Arc SA 200"Junior" is more thoroughly presented in Lincoln Electric Manual IM-107 available on the Lincoln website.

[Texanjohn]

Sent you a pm

[denrep]

Originally Posted by steeled4life

. . .This machine is also not to be confused with a "Junior". The "Shield-Arc SA 200"Junior" is more thoroughly presented in Lincoln Electric Manual IM-107 available on the Lincoln website.

No big deal, but I'm certain that machines like this one were also labeled as "Junior."

[steeled4life]

Originally Posted by denrep

No big deal, but I'm certain that machines like this one were also labeled as "Junior."

Here's the link to Lincoln's manual on the SA200 Junior for anyone curious.

http://www.lincolnelectric.com/asset...OLN3/IM107.pdf

[denrep]

Originally Posted by denrep

No big deal, but I'm certain that machines like this one were also labeled as "Junior."

For anyone curious about the Shield-Arc Junior, 200 ampere welder, powered by Wisconsin air-cooled four, the manual is here: http://www.lincolnelectric.com/asset...OLN3/IM119.pdf

[steeled4life]

Denrep, Thanx for squaring me away on the my SA200. Absolutely it's a "Junior"!