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frank horton
V twins are great but 4"s rule.........
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not that model but like most on here have used em for years....right now have a 225amp Oxford and a 480amp Miller...both oil cooled.....
they never give any probs....unless they have been tipped over and lost the oil or the norm, people run em with loose terms....burning them out/away.....
your terms look good so place it on a board for the first plug in an try it.....
u'll need to test for earth leakage etc but I'll bet it'll be ok....They made em proper.....
a lot of times in industry the welders say it's fxxxx/ruined but they just want the next model up-grade.....
good luck....let us know how u get on....
they never give any probs....unless they have been tipped over and lost the oil or the norm, people run em with loose terms....burning them out/away.....
your terms look good so place it on a board for the first plug in an try it.....
u'll need to test for earth leakage etc but I'll bet it'll be ok....They made em proper.....
a lot of times in industry the welders say it's fxxxx/ruined but they just want the next model up-grade.....
good luck....let us know how u get on....
zzr1200
Working at 650 ft on open steel work.
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Just an edumacated guess....... 
It'll be an AC welder, you can see the terminals are labelled (just) if you look, an amp clamp would provide info on output amps if you require but stick a rod on and burn is the best way.
HTH
It'll be an AC welder, you can see the terminals are labelled (just) if you look, an amp clamp would provide info on output amps if you require but stick a rod on and burn is the best way.
HTH
