Miller Bobcat 225 (Kohler), GFCI part#907498
Miller’s Bobcat 225 is quiet, cost-effective, and a great addition to any farm, ranch, or maintenance operation. This Bobcat multiprocess welder/generator handles stick and gas welding, functions as a generator to power household lighting and appliances, and has ample power for plasma cutting.
The Bobcat 225 is smaller and lighter than comparably powered machines, which saves space in your shop, on your truck, and on the job site. Its lightweight and small design also make it easy to transport. The engine is positioned to cool the hot air around the machine to maximize efficiency.
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Industries:
- Maintenance and Repair
- Manufacturing
- Farm and Ranch
- DIY
- Mechanical Contracting
- Commercial Truck and Trailer
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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 - 110A 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 |
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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) |
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Net Weight | 485 lb. (220 kg) |
Brand of Engine |
Kohler |
Engine Weld Speed |
3600 RPM |
Engine Idle Speed |
2300 RPM |
Horsepower |
23.5 hp |
Amperage Range |
50-225 A |
Weight |
485 lbs |
Length |
10.5” |
Height |
28” |
Width |
20” |
SHIPPING DIMENSIONS |
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Height: | 20.00 Inches |
Width: | 33.00 Inches |
Length: | 41.00 Inches |
Weight: | 485 Lb(s) 0 Oz |
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How to Connect Weld Output Terminals:
- Stop Engine.
Stop engine. NOTE: Failure to properly connect weld cables may damage your machine or start a fire.
- Clean Weld Cable Terminal.
Make sure that the surfaces of the weld cable terminal and copper bar are clean.
- Remove Nut.
Remove supplied nut from the weld output terminal.
- Attach Weld Output Terminal.
Slide weld cable terminal onto the weld output terminal and secure with the nut so that the terminal is tight against the copper bar.
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