When you need power—We provide the source
Every-day Use, Backup, or Emergency Generator Power
Top Reasons to Buy a Generator/Welder:
- Costs no more than a regular generator
- Buy a generator, get a free welder to do your own welding repairs
- Long run times with fuel efficient engines and 12 gallons of run time
- Up to 11,000 watts of Accu-Rated™ - not inflated generator power
- Built to the highest standards and has a 3 year warranty
Plug tools and appliances directly into the generator/welder 120/240 VAC
Power your house, garage, barn or work shed with powerful, Accu-Rated™ - not inflated Miller generator power
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| Keep Home Essentials Running | Power Work Shed & Garage Tools | Field Equipment Repairs | Construction or Farm/Ranch Work |
| Which Generator/Welder is Right for You? | ||||||
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Blue Star®
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Bobcat™
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Trailblazer®
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| Blue Star 145 | Blue Star 185 | Bobcat 225 | Bobcat 250 | Trailblazer 275 DC | Trailblazer 302 | |
| Generator Power | 4,500 watts | 6,000 watts | 10,500 watts | 11,000 watts | 11,000 watts | 11,000 watts |
| Fuel Capacity | 5-gallon | 5-gallon | 12-gallon | 12-gallon | 12-gallon | 12-gallon |
| Minimum Avg. Run Time | 7 hours | 7 hours | 14 Hours | 14 Hours | 14 Hours | 14 Hours |
| Welding Power | 145 amps | 185 amps | 210 amps | 250 amps | 275 amps | 300 amps |
| Price Compared to Generator-Only Unit | Comparably priced | Save up to $680 | Save up to $583 | Save up to $983 | Save up to $683 | Save up to $283 |
| Other Models Available | 3 Phase | LP & Diesel | LP & Diesel | |||
| Bobcat Advantages (PDF) | Trailblazer Advantages (PDF) | |||||
| What makes the Bobcat and Trailblazer the TOUGHEST WELDERS... Case Closed? |  |
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How Much Generator Power Do You Need?
The amount of generator power you need depends on your power requirements - how many watts the items you plan to power require. Generally, a higher-wattage generator lets you power more items at once. Follow the steps below to determine the size of generator you need.
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Identify RUNNING WATTS and STARTING (peak) WATTS required for the items you wish to power. |  Refer to our Wattage Reference Guide for common tools and appliances. |
Miller generators supply up to 11,000 watts of usable peak power.
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Calculate TOTAL running and starting watts needed for the items that will run at the same time. |
Complete the Generator Power Worksheet (PDF) to determine your power requirements. |
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Review additional information on topics like safety, grounding your generator, selecting the proper length of extension cords, and more. |
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