SA-200 Lincoln needs a 'lil help

[FusionKing]

I posted a while back about my buddy getting an SA-200 and needed to find out the weight cause he had to get it out of a real tuff place and thanks for all the replies.
Anyhow he got it recovered and has it running pretty darn good and said it welds good too...stole it cheap BTW
It needs the cover on the end of the generator... the rounded dome thing...somebody left it off. He would also like some sort of a manual if possible.
He called me tonite and gave me some numbers...he lives out in the sticks and doesn't have the internet.


It says

Model : F 163
Type: K 6090
143253

This is what is on the front of the machine. I believe he said it doesn't have side covers either if I remember correctly. I have not seen it.
Any help would be much appreciated

[J hall]

http://www.mylincolnelectric.com/Catalog/lecooperatorsmanualsearch.aspx

[FusionKing]

Man you guys are great!!!

I'll pass this great info on

[FusionKing]

Brent came over today and we downloaded what looked like the correct manual.
Weird thing about this machine is the faceplate says Lincoln Electric of Canada.

[welderrepairman]

WWW.WELDMART.COM this guy has all the lincoln 200 parts if not he knows where to get them

[nfinch86]

nfinch86-CANADIAN WELDOR :

Brent came over today and we downloaded what looked like the correct manual.
Weird thing about this machine is the faceplate says Lincoln Electric of Canada.

YES LINCOLN-CANADA- TORONTO, ONTARIO :

[FusionKing]

YES LINCOLN-CANADA- TORONTO, ONTARIO :

Well I thought it was pretty cool how that old machine made its way all the way down here to Missouri and it still welds and runs great for only $300 and a bunch'a work diggin it out.
So does that mean it was MADE in Canada??

[c wagner]

It would seem that way.
I bet the folks at Lincoln could tell you if you had the serial # and gave them a call.
Actually cruiser here on the forum might also have access to that info.

[cruizer]

Yep, many SA200' were made in Toronto in the 50's and 60's, Whats the serial#, and or model code if you can still see it.

[JTMcC]

Call Stumph's up in Illinois (i beleive), they have hundreds of parts machines.

JTMcC.

[wronghand]

I also just came into posession of a canadian sa-200 and was hoping to find the age of it.

Model: SA-200
Type: K6090
Serial: 67913

Any info out there would be appreciated,

WH

[cruizer]

Thats a toughy as they are all 6090's pretty much, and the Canadian models never kept track of the serial#'s.

Would need a pic of the interior inside both sides and a pic of the front.

[wronghand]

Here you go cruizer. If you need anymore please let me know. Thanks a lot for your help,

Wh

[cruizer]

Can't give you an exact date, though its somewhere between a 1967-69

[Bob Miller]

Short on numbers

I also just came into posession of a canadian sa-200 and was hoping to find the age of it.

Model: SA-200
Type: K6090
Serial: 67913

Any info out there would be appreciated,

WH

Try this http://www.stumpfweldingsupplies.com/200info.html
Good Luck,
Bob