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BULLDOG ® /OUTBACK ® ENGINE DRIVES<br />

> ><br />

COMMERCIAL<br />

• For Farm, Contractors, and Maintenance<br />

• Outstanding Arc For Stick, TIG and<br />

Wire <strong>Welding</strong><br />

• Plenty of AC Generator Power<br />

• Rugged Reliability<br />

Selecting an Engine Driven Welder. Ask yourself these questions:<br />

1. Occasional welding or frequent use?<br />

Outback ® welders produce enough amperage for thin materials. Step up to<br />

Ranger ® models for a wider range of materials and heavy commercial use.<br />

2. Are you most comfortable with one arc welding process?<br />

Do you require the ability to handle multiple processes?<br />

Stick, TIG, wire welding? If you know you only require stick welding, you<br />

can save on purchase costs. However, if you need TIG and wire welding<br />

flexibility, look to our multi-process Ranger ® models.<br />

3. What type of material will be welded?<br />

Steel? Stainless? Aluminum?<br />

Chopper Technology ® delivers an outstanding DC arc for most steel<br />

and stainless work, and spool gun work on aluminum. If you intend to<br />

TIG weld on aluminum, you’ll need AC welding capability.<br />

Recommended<br />

ACCESSORIES<br />

40 | www.lincolnelectric.com/engine-drives<br />

Engine Drive Overview<br />

Our commercial line of<br />

engine drives provide<br />

diverse welding capabilities<br />

along with the convenience<br />

of portable generator power.<br />

Models are available with<br />

gas, diesel, or LPG engines<br />

Scan this Tag for a<br />

video on our Ranger ®<br />

engine driven welders.<br />

BULLDOG ® /<br />

OUTBACK ®<br />

Bulldog ® 5500 Outback ® 145 Outback ® 185<br />

Portable AC Welder / Smooth DC <strong>Welding</strong> / Weld Thicker Material<br />

AC Generator AC Generator Using DC <strong>Welding</strong> /<br />

AC Generator<br />

Key Basic AC Step up to DC More DC welding<br />

Reasons Stick Welder welding output and AC<br />

To Buy and AC performance generator power<br />

Generator<br />

4. What is the range of material thickness you plan to tackle?<br />

Generally, you will need up to 300 amps to weld with 3/16 inch (4.8 mm)<br />

diameter stick electrode or 5/64 inch (2.0 mm) self-shielded wire. Up to 150<br />

amps is needed to weld with 1/8 inch (3.2 mm) stick electrode.<br />

5. Do you have specific fuel requirements?<br />

Gasoline? Diesel? LPG?<br />

Gasoline is most common, but some buyers prefer diesel to match the fuel<br />

in their trucks. Some environments require LPG when gasoline or diesel<br />

emissions are not acceptable.<br />

6. How much AC generator power do you need?<br />

Check the required starting watts of the tools you plan to use. Outback ®<br />

models generate approximately 4,000 to 5,000 watts while Ranger ®<br />

models generate about twice as much AC power.<br />

Undercarriage<br />

(K2722-1)<br />

Canvas Cover<br />

(K2804-1)<br />

Lift Bail Kit<br />

(K2819-1)

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