Lincoln Bulldog 5500 AC Welder Generator (K2708-2)
Lincoln Bulldog 5500 AC Welder Generator (K2708-2)
Lincoln Bulldog 5500 AC Welder Generator (K2708-2)

Lincoln Bulldog 5500 AC Welder Generator (K2708-2)

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If you're looking for a portable AC Welder/AC Generator, look no further than the Lincoln Bulldog 5500 Welder Generator. With 4,000 Watts continuous (5,500 Surge) AC generator power, the Bulldog's uses are numerous; from grinding, powering work lights, pumps, motor starting, to emergency power. Need a quick source for basic AC Stick welds? The Bulldog can handle up to 1/8 inch (3.2mm) stick electrode.

This generator is AC only - No DC current or welding.

1 1/4 inch diameter rugged tube frame offers sturdy, all-around protection on the job site. Low-lift grab bars give you more leverage for lifting the Bulldog on and off truck beds.

Key Features
• Patented Low-Lift Grab Bars
• 1-1/4 inch diamter rugged tube frame
• AC Welding with up to 1/8 inch Stick Electrode
• 5,500 Watts Surge (4,000 Watts Continuous) AC Generator Power

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