9SS25335 - Lincoln Electric Choke Bushing for Ranger 225 - S25335

Reliable Starts for Your Ranger 225

The Lincoln Ranger 225 is a legendary workhorse in the field, known for its reliability and rugged performance. However, even the toughest machines require maintenance to keep running at peak efficiency. One small but critical component in the starting system is the Choke Control Bushing (9SS25335). This specific part is designed to guide the choke control knob and linkage through the machine's control panel, ensuring that the choke engages and disengages smoothly.

Over time, the harsh vibrations of an engine-driven welder, combined with exposure to heat, dust, and UV rays, can cause the original bushing to crack, wear out, or disintegrate. When this happens, you may notice excessive play in the choke knob, a rattling noise coming from the panel, or—most frustratingly—a choke that binds or sticks. A sticking choke can make cold starts difficult or cause the engine to run rich if the choke doesn't fully disengage once the engine warms up. Replacing a worn bushing with this high-quality 9SS25335 unit restores the tight, factory-feel to your controls.

At Josef Gas, we understand that downtime is lost money. That is why we supply specific repair parts like this choke bushing to help you perform quick, effective repairs in the shop or on the job site. This part is engineered to the exact dimensional specifications of the Ranger 225, meaning you won't have to modify the panel or the part to get it to fit. It snaps or presses into place, providing a secure guide for the choke rod. Whether you are refurbishing an older machine or fixing a recent breakdown, this bushing is the simple solution to a common annoyance.

Don't let a five-dollar part compromise the operation of your expensive equipment. Ensure your Lincoln Ranger 225 is ready to fire up on the first pull every morning by maintaining the integrity of its control mechanisms. This bushing offers the durability and precise fitment required for professional industrial environments.