How about this Miller unit for a bus conversion?
https://www.millerwelds.com/equipment/welders/engine-driven/enpak-a60-m00457 (https://www.millerwelds.com/equipment/welders/engine-driven/enpak-a60-m00457)
JC
Looks like the welder is a separate unit that is extra, the generator is only 6000 watts, and the air compressor might be overkill. I think it is too much money for what you can make use of in a conversion. A 12,000+ watt generator would be more useful at less cost. It might be handy for a mobile mechanic working out of a conversion, especially a 2 cycle mechanic (we need them cruising around in case we need them).
I may not be calculating correctly, but wouldn't 6000 watts work out at 50 amps? If so, that sure would be enough for me. I have always wanted a "screw pump" compressor. Those things are almost absolutely silent and produce almost no heat--too cool, pun intended.
Then there is that $18,500 thing so I neither see one in my future nor the trailer I'd need to haul it around. How I'd love to pull into a campground with that in tow--what are the generator operating hours again? :D
Jack
Awfully expensive. I have my Wrico 12kw already. I'll carry a wire feed welder ($200) and California 2hp air compressor ($450). Heck of a lot less money. Good Luck, TomC