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Reversed Generator Flow Miller Bobcat 225 Welder 907498001

Miller Bobcat 225 Engine Driven Welder #907498001

Part Number: 907498001

This Item Has Been Discontinued and has been replaced by Bobcat™ 265 Engine-Driven Welder w/ Remote Start/Stop #907826 - Level up today!

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Engine Driven Miller Bobcat 225 #907498001

The Miller Bobcat 225 multiprocess welder and generator is used primarily for stick welding, though it can also be used for MIG and TIG welding and gas welding. If you plan on primarily doing MIG or TIG welding it is recommended to review some of our other welder generators.

One of the greatest benefits of the Miller Bobcat 225 is its use as a generator. It can power any electrically powered device, such as lights, battery chargers, air conditioners, heaters, and secondary controllers. The new generation of Bobcat welder/generators are significantly quieter than previous-generation models, thanks in large part to the engine being rotated toward the front for more efficient airflow, which results in significantly lower sound levels. It’s also smaller and lighter, allowing for more room on your truck and easier transport.

The welder is a great choice for ranch or farm jobs and for maintenance or repair operations. It provides quality welds for all types of metals, and can be used as a stand-alone generator. The DC runs smooth and easy, while the AC is great for when arc blows occur. Useful and convenient maintenance displays show engine hours and how many hours left before the next oil change. A 12-gallon tank allows for long run times, and the generator will run up to 14 hours with continuous 4,000-watt power. This allows you to generate more power and fill up less.

Processes:

MIG (GMAW)
DC TIG (DC GTAW)
Stick (SMAW)
Flux Cored (FCAW)
Air Plasma Cutting and Gouging (PAC) with Optional Spectrum Models

Applications:

Construction
Fabrication
Farm and Ranch
Field Maintenance and Repair
Welding with an 1/8 inch Stick electrode, 20% Duty Cycle, expect about 20 hours of operation.
Under a continuous 4,000-watt generator load, expect approximately 14 hours of run time.

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Other Versions of the Miller Bobcat 225:

Miller Bobcat 225 Specifications
Welding Mode	CC/AC	CC/DC	CV/DC
Process	Stick/TIG	Stick/TIG	MIG/FCAW
Amp/Volt Ranges	70 - 150 A	50 - 110 A 70 - 170 A 80 - 225 A	19 - 28 V
Rated Output at 100% Duty Cycle (at 104°F/40°C)	150 A at 25 V	225 A at 25 V	200 A at 20 V
Single-Phase Generator Power	Peak: 11,000 watts Continuous: 9500 watts 120/240 VAC, 88/44 A, 60 Hz
Sound Levels at Max. Load/at 150 Amps	73.5 dB/72 dB
Dimensions	H: 28 in. (711 mm) H: 32.75 in. (832 mm) (to top of exhaust) W: 20 in. (508 mm) D: 40.5 in (1029 mm)
Net Weight	485 lb. (220 kg)

Additional Specs:
Generator Power 104DegF	Accu-Rated Power 11,000 Watts Peak, 9,500 Watts Continuous
Engine	Gas Kohler CH 23, 23 HP at 3,600 RPM - 3 year warranty Subaru EH 65, 23 HP at 3,600 RPM - 5 year warranty Note: Engines warranted separately by engine manufacturer
Fuel Capacity	Fuel Capacity 12 gal (45L)
Run Time	Welding with an 1/8 inch Stick electrode, 20% Duty Cycle, expect about 20 hours of operation. Under a continuous 4,000 watt generator load, expect approximately 14 hours of run time.

SHIPPING DIMENSIONS
Height:	20.00 Inches
Width:	33.00 Inches
Length:	41.00 Inches
Weight:	485 Lb(s) 0 Oz

ED/4.4 Bobcat 225/250 Series - English

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Bobcat™ / Trailblazer® / Big Blue® Full KVA Adaptor Cord #300517

Product Questions and Answers

Q - No plug for remote control? A - No.

Q - How loud is it? A - 72 dB at idle, 73 dB while welding

Q - What plug ins does it have for power? A - It has both 110V and 230V receptacles.

How to Ground Generator:

Load generator.
Load Generator onto Truck or Trailer.
Locate mount.
Locate flat space on metal vehicle frame.
Attach equipment.
Attach equipment grounding terminal to frame.
Connect grounding cable.
Connect grounding cable using equipment grounding terminal.