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Default FS in Holiday,Fl. - Hobart TR-250HF Tig/Stick Welder

Sounds cheap, wish i was in the States

"Unknown if High Freq is working since my panel trips when I try to strike
an arc".
Strike an arc with HF??, what's that about?

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Greetings Netizens -

After much frustration, I find that this welder is too much for my shop
panel to handle. Its gotta go. You'all have the first shot. Next week it
goes into the paper.

Description - Hobart TR-250HF Tig/Stick welder. 300 amp machine AC/DC.
Needs a 100 amp 220V single phase 60Hz feed. All I have for it is a
couple of big foot pedals that will need the connectors for the front
panel. Also have the parts list and schematic book for troubleshooting.

One problem known with the machine is the former owner hardwired the amp
select switch to the high setting for the 45-300 range. Appears the
select switch may have a bad contact or burned pad. Looks to be a sealed
unit. Unknown if High Freq is working since my panel trips when I try to
strike an arc.

If its worth $200 to somebody here, drop me an email. I'm in Holiday,Fl.
north of the Tampa Bay area. Its a heavy unit (around 500 pounds) so I
prefer if you come by to pick it up. I have lifting equipment to get it
into a pickup.

Till then....Later

Jim Vrzal

P.S. I'm in the market for a Econotig sized unit. Thanks.



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Default FS in Holiday,Fl. - Hobart TR-250HF Tig/Stick Welder

Greetings Netizens -

After much frustration, I find that this welder is too much for my shop
panel to handle. Its gotta go. You'all have the first shot. Next week it
goes into the paper.

Description - Hobart TR-250HF Tig/Stick welder. 300 amp machine AC/DC.
Needs a 100 amp 220V single phase 60Hz feed. All I have for it is a
couple of big foot pedals that will need the connectors for the front
panel. Also have the parts list and schematic book for troubleshooting.

One problem known with the machine is the former owner hardwired the amp
select switch to the high setting for the 45-300 range. Appears the
select switch may have a bad contact or burned pad. Looks to be a sealed
unit. Unknown if High Freq is working since my panel trips when I try to
strike an arc.

If its worth $200 to somebody here, drop me an email. I'm in Holiday,Fl.
north of the Tampa Bay area. Its a heavy unit (around 500 pounds) so I
prefer if you come by to pick it up. I have lifting equipment to get it
into a pickup.

Till then....Later

Jim Vrzal

P.S. I'm in the market for a Econotig sized unit. Thanks.

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