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Hobart A-200 parts ordering
Posted by guest on January 15, 2019 at 12:00 amHi,Â
Hobart A-200, serial #1118742, Spec – 3943. Â How to order the correct parts and know that they are correct. Â Suspect bad gear – worm. Â May also R&R bearings, seals and grease.Â
ectofix replied 5 years, 3 months ago 1 Member · 3 Replies -
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I understand your predicament. Hobart made that model of mixers for DECADES. Through the years, there were over a half dozen parts manuals…just to cover all the renditions of the A200.Â
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Changes and variables in their designs are identified by offering up the model, serial number AND the M/L number. The fact that you’re referring to a “spec” number instead of a M/L number means yours is O-L-D.
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Earlier Hobart manuals have their parts section as part of the owner’s instruction manual. Here’s the earliest for your mixer – published in 1953. It actually says “specification 3943” on the cover:
https://resources.itwfeg.com/sites/resourcecenter/ProductDocumentation/F5577.pdf#search=F5577Â
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Here’s a later manual I found which refers to mixers with a “M/L #3943” – published in 1966:
https://resources.itwfeg.com/sites/resourcecenter/ProductDocumentation/F3511.pdf#search=F3511Â
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Refer to these as you wish, but your best bet for identifying the parts you need…AND THEIR AVAILABILITY – is to call Hobart.
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Thanks for the information and the manuals.  I’ll call Hobart.  I figured that this would proprietor information and they wouldn’t be willing to share it. Â
Thanks again!
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Hobart handily provides parts manuals for just about everything…and do so better than most other manufacturers. It’s their service manuals that they keep proprietary.
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For future reference, simply go to their website, then click on the RESOURCES tab at the top:
Premier Foodservice Equipment | HobartÂ
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Their resource center provides all of their documents published for use by the consumer and non-Hobart techs.
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