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I was at the local welding shop and asked it they had a used Dial Arc 250? No they said, but we have a really cheap old Airco 250 ac/dc that works well. It is an Airco 250 amp AC DC MSM Bumblebee II, SN HD695830. Has the amp crank in the middle of the front plate. Did a search on this forum, and found some similar units and links to the appropriate manual, but nothing exact. Will one of the wise members help me out on a really cheap deal? I am looking for the Miller manual that will match up. Thanks all, and I really enjoy reading this forum.
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Does it look like this?
Stock number: 1341-0260 thru 1341-0265Miller Dynasty 350, Dynasty 210 DX, Hypertherm 1000, Thermal Arc GTSW400, Airco Heliwelder II, oxy-fuel setup, metal cutting bandsaw, air compressor, drill press, etc.
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Is it this manual?
http://www.millerwelds.com/om/o313_mil.pdf
Edit: Just for anyone's future reference, the Miller AC/DC model name is "Two Fifty Twin".Last edited by USMCPOP; 03-08-2013, 05:53 AM.Miller stuff:
Dialarc 250 (1974)
Syncrowave 250 (1992)
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That is the right picture, and the looks like the right manual. Thank you very much. D6JoeComment
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Hopefully you got a good price. That was built about the same year as my old Dialarc.Miller stuff:
Dialarc 250 (1974)
Syncrowave 250 (1992)
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No leads, but only $100. And I made them test the ac and dc before I would buy it.Comment
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You can go to jail for stealing!Originally posted by d6joe View Post
Great find, leads will set you back more than the machine.
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