[asoroka]

Hey Guys,
Got a line on a 1946 Lincoln SA-200 I'll probably pick up this month. I'm having a hard time trying to find information on the machine and decide whether or not it will be a suitable one for me. It's sole purpose will be for general farm repair and non-critical fabrication. If anyone has any experience or pros/ cons, or what to look for/ red flags when purchasing one of these old machines I'm all ears!
Thanks

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[Poland308]

They haven’t changed much in the last 100 years. There also isn’t a single part that can’t be repaired or replaced.

[vaguy101]

Hey Guys,
Got a line on a 1946 Lincoln SA-200 I'll probably pick up this month. I'm having a hard time trying to find information on the machine and decide whether or not it will be a suitable one for me. It's sole purpose will be for general farm repair and non-critical fabrication. If anyone has any experience or pros/ cons, or what to look for/ red flags when purchasing one of these old machines I'm all ears!
Thanks

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46 sa 200 the only info you need to know is that if it runs and welds buy it . In about 10 years you won't be able to find them anymore .

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[Arno]

Fieldres using one to TIG with...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zu2glUXqeUo

Bye, Arno.