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Re: harnischfeger welder
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Posted by noncompos on March 08, 2006 at 15:25:29 from (71.34.64.28):
In Reply to: harnischfeger welder posted by therigwelder on March 06, 2006 at 20:23:41:
Asume you know Harnisetc became P&H, and you've already checked them for any records (phmining.com) on your unit...and assume you know Cont used a little different engine numbers for the same engine when used in trucks or industrial vehicles or power units...when you ID your unit good places to start, if looking for info/parts, are the welding and generator forums on this and other Ag sites, as well as vintage truck sites if your engine used in trucks (engines on welders often also used on generators)...good luck
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