Engine-driven welders updated with more power
With an additional one to five horsepower on most engines, depending on the model, these updated engine-driven Ranger welders feature higher generator power ratings and more reserve engine power for welding.
The Ranger line, featuring 200 to 300 amps of welding and 9,000 to 11,000 watts of AC generator power capabilities, is ideal for general contractors, maintenance teams, farmers and homeowners in a variety of light construction, maintenance and repair applications.
The Rangers deliver a high-output, smooth arc for a variety of welding processes, including stick, TIG, MIG, flux-cored and pipe welding, as well as arc gouging. The Ranger 10,000, 3-Phase and GXT offer professional AC and DC stick welding, while the Ranger 250, 250 LPG, 305G and 305D offer superior multi-process arc performance. Ranger GXT, 250, 250 LPG, 305G and 305D models come with an enclosed case for additional engine protection/lower noise, and an easy remote output control connection is standard on GXT, 250, 250 LPG, 305G and 305D models.
The Ranger line, featuring 200 to 300 amps of welding and 9,000 to 11,000 watts of AC generator power capabilities, is ideal for general contractors, maintenance teams, farmers and homeowners in a variety of light construction, maintenance and repair applications.
The Rangers deliver a high-output, smooth arc for a variety of welding processes, including stick, TIG, MIG, flux-cored and pipe welding, as well as arc gouging. The Ranger 10,000, 3-Phase and GXT offer professional AC and DC stick welding, while the Ranger 250, 250 LPG, 305G and 305D offer superior multi-process arc performance. Ranger GXT, 250, 250 LPG, 305G and 305D models come with an enclosed case for additional engine protection/lower noise, and an easy remote output control connection is standard on GXT, 250, 250 LPG, 305G and 305D models.
