Hi everyone. I am trying to find out any info I can on an old UNIMIG 161 welder I have been given. UNIMIG tell me they don't have a digitised version of the manual and cannot help me. Any info will be much appreciated. Thanks. Jimmy.
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Hi Jimmy,
Sorry, I don't know it and (like you), can't find a manual for it. Is there something in particular you want to know? From the front panel, there's probably not much in the manual anyway. I assume you have identified the controls, the image is very low resolution so I can't make out the modes. The voltage and wire feed are easily identified but the spot/stitch mode timers are hard to make out. I can't see a burnback control - perhaps it is inside the wirefeed compartment.
Can you post a better picture?
You list your location as Deep Creek - are you a landowner near the conservation park or is there a town called Deep Creek? I have been lost there many times and not come across one.
Regards
Jack, just up the track.
zzr1200
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That could be a bloody long way in, Australia.....
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I've heard that Australia is bigger than Texas, but I'm sure that's just speculation.That could be a bloody long way in, Australia.....
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Anything here ? if not Ring again saying you say you will find the manual don't mind if you post.
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No, it's literally just up the track - just over 100 km. A ZZ-R1200 would do it in no time.That could be a bloody long way in, Australia.....
I think Texas would be bigger, even if it's smaller.
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Track or Black Top?
The main roads are bitumen but the roads around the conservation park are dirt. Some of the roads inside are 4WD only.
