I looks like the Hobart Model G but if you look closed at the engraving it says Model O.
The gentleman who sold it to me believes it's from France and probably from the 20s. Mixer works fine, I'm looking to restore it.
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I looks like the Hobart Model G but if you look closed at the engraving it says Model O.
The gentleman who sold it to me believes it's from France and probably from the 20s. Mixer works fine, I'm looking to restore it.
to me... Try this resource center at Hobart.
https://my.hobartcorp.com/resourcecenter/default.aspx
Looks like a fun project!
Thank you .. I'll look through the site
Hello,
This can't be a french-made Hobart mixer, because "Hobart France" activity began in 1921 as a simple reseller. The first french (and european) plant opened and started to build machines in 1927 only with 4 kind of mixers from 10qt up to 80qt. The 5qt N50 never went in the local production, as follows : http://lemuseehobartfrance.free.fr/Site%20web/Le%20Musee/melangeurs/melangeur.htm
As far as I know, all the N50 european models come from Troy or the Canadian's factory.