Age of Lincoln 140 pro mig

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Where can you find the age of a Lincoln 140, and what information do you need?Thanks
Reply:thats a very new line of equipment, id guess its less than a year
Reply:Look at your serial number.  Ignore the first two characters, but the next two are the year and the next two are the month.
Reply:Thanks a lot Mac !M3060305244JUNE / 2003 (4years old)The guy told me it was a year old, I guess he was being honest because it's ever bit of a year old.
Reply:No, not June 2003.It would be 03/06, or March 2006.
Reply:And keep in mind that is that date of manufacture.  They will use that for warranty purposes if you do not have your receipt.  If you have your receipt, they will use that date instead.
Reply:Good information MAC, I didn't know that about the Lincoln brand. John -  fabricator extraordinaire, car nut!-  bleeding Miller blue! http://www.weldfabzone.com
Reply:I make it a point to know the enemy...
Reply:Stinkin' like a Lincoln!John -  fabricator extraordinaire, car nut!-  bleeding Miller blue! http://www.weldfabzone.com
Reply:"Stinkin' like a Lincoln!"     That's funny....I named my TD 300 GMS and Hobart Porta-Feed 17 combo John Wilkes Booth for obvious reasons!   cricman
Reply:All in good fun, hope that doesn't offend the guys with "miller killer" stickers plastered all over.  Stinkin' like a Lincoln. TM - Microzone. John -  fabricator extraordinaire, car nut!-  bleeding Miller blue! http://www.weldfabzone.com
Reply:Originally Posted by MAC702Look at your serial number.  Ignore the first two characters, but the next two are the year and the next two are the month.
Reply:Lincoln changed their serial numbering system in 1993.  If you have a machine made before that, you have to ask Lincoln or an authorized shop to look up the year of manufacture.Someone may have posted the list on the web somewhere.  I haven't looked Cheers,Bob
Reply:Originally Posted by cricman"Stinkin' like a Lincoln!"     That's funny....I named my TD 300 GMS and Hobart Porta-Feed 17 combo John Wilkes Booth for obvious reasons!   cricman
Reply:Originally Posted by MicroZoneAll in good fun, hope that doesn't offend the guys with "miller killer" stickers plastered all over.  Stinkin' like a Lincoln. TM - Microzone.
Reply:"Yeah, and you remember what happened to John Wilkes Booth. don't you?"With my luck, like JWB, my setup will also probably die in a flaming barn with a bullet in it!    I just hope that it's last job isn't in a small theatre during a corny play!.........note to myself,..........................increase fire insurance on barn!cricman