Welder Restoration.

Please Donate it to some Museum--.The Museum will get manuals from GE archieves.

For your comfortable and efficient welding please buy a new welding set:

• IGBT Driven Inverter Welder -generically known as ZX7-200
• Output welding Current 40>200 Amps.63VoltDC out at no-load
• Input ~230V+/-10%--KVA =7.0 at full 200Amps Out
• Can weld with stick electrodes 1.6mm upto 4mm diameter
• Machine weight= 8Kg=19lbs!
• Available from 100 Chinese Manufacturers Each $ 100 (One Hundred)only.
• Want Addresses?--ask our host GlobalSpec.

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Trade it for a 1964 Lincoln 200 portable.

.y

Where is the machine?

David. AKA snocat211@aol.com has rebuilt machines for me.

He don't need no stinking manuals!

Don't worry about the naysayers, just have fun with your project. My first thought would be to go to E-bay and start looking in the business and industrial section for owners or parts manuals for your machine. If none are available, go to the "want it now" section and post a wanted ad for what you are looking for. This may take some time but it will reach the most individuals.

Check with General Electric. Go on the internet and Google for owners manuals, reproductions, parts manuals, etc. any word combinations that you can think of that apply. You may be very suprised at what you come up with.

<You may be very suprised at what you come up with>

You may even be Astonished!!

I have an old 1947 GE welder WD-32-c I am restoring. Did you find any info. I have been searching with no luck. can you give me any tips on restoration or operating?

No luck so far, still in the engine rebuild process and kind of on the back burner. Currently working on Volkswagen restorations. Good luck and if I do find any info I will post it.

I have that Welder

Engine is a Chrysler 6 cylinder flathead industrial, with a GE generator.

It works great, and I would like to sell it, I've had it a long time, it's on a trailer I made for it.