When you see the Brand name Hobart, what comes to mind?

[Ptah]

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	Welding equipment
	4 (15%)
	Kitchen equipment
	20 (77%)
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[Walleye]

1. Meat slicer

[mobeau69]

2. 1 and 2.

[tazkcmo]

3. 25 years in food service

I know Hobart very well.

[2naSalit]

4. Both...

Depends on context.

[Meadowoak]

5. As a kid, our telephone number was 1 digit off from the Hobart service number.

We used to get a half dozen calls per day requesting service for broken dishwashers and such.

[sinkingfeeling]

6. A large, floor mixer like the one in the photo.

[Ferrets are Cool]

7. The very first welding machine I ever turned on was a Hobart.

That was about 48 years or so ago.

[bamagal62]

8. Large restaurant kitchen dishwashers

[ProfessorGAC]

9. Commercial Kitchen Stuff

Banquet hall where I worked as a janitor (HS & college) had Hobart stuff.
Warming oven, flattop, dish washer, stand mixer, and work tables.
That's the only way I know them. I was unaware that had another business unit.

[Midnight Writer]

10. Hobart's Blues-Jimmy Thackery

[mopinko]

11. when my ex's siblings cleared out the house when mom went to the home,

his brother got rid of the hobart smaller than that. he knew we wanted it. we had the kitchen for it. cookin fools, we were.
he didnt talk to him for 2 decades.

[mopinko]

12. had a job where i made mayo in that puppy.

5 gallon buckets. had a hobart food processor that i beat to death, but it took me 20 yrs.

[Mister Ed]

13. Guitar amplifier.

Back on my band days, I knew a guy whose day job was as a dishwasher. He had carefully removed the Hobart badge from a piece of commercial kitchen equipment and mounted it on the grille of his guitar amp. Looked perfect, as though it had come from the factory that way.

[rogerballard]

14. Over 30 years in the restaurant biz...

Washing dishes at a young age and making pizza dough, grinding meat and cheese at Little Joes in Grand Blanc, Michigan.
Waiter, bartender, host, line cook you name it, I pretty much did it all. I was very familiar with Hobart.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

15. My wife saying "No, you can't have one!".