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Sorry not gas but arrgon or the one from the pub....lol FFS dont use gas
I did say pub gas first
don't think he was going to use calor 
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I did say pub gas first
don't think he was going to use calor Thor1950
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Doc not true, that is a assumption on your part........... Like telling a tall tail.
Easy about the disabled, as I am and collecting a disability pension from the military.
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Just one other thing if you are welding get a fire extinguisher. Have seen a couple of times people welding next thing you know is the car is on fire....
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An assumption that going off everything posted anyone would believe to be correct
Hence clearing it up before anyone says PC crap, got nothing against disabled people. Know a few mentally disabled and those with physical ones too.
Ya never know..
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video would be good Thor1950
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5 gal of water and coffee can or garden hose much better
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An assumption that going off everything posted anyone would believe to be correct
Hence clearing it up before anyone says PC crap, got nothing against disabled people. Know a few mentally disabled and those with physical ones too.
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How about a stump up your arse
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No, never heard of anyone ****ting a tree.
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Not if it is diesel or oil..
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how many gallons of oil and diesel you welding in.
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Lots it leaks like a goodun...lol
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Nice one! Thanks a lot to every one that's given me some tips. I'll try not to use butane or oil whilst welding!
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like to see a co2 put out a seat or interior fire as this is what will catch fire when welding on a car first
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Rather than buying new, see if you can find a good one second hand as you'll get more for your money!
Migtronic are excellent as are Lincoln, Butters are very good too and Oerkilon (something like that they're swedish)
cos co2 won't replace the oxygen around the fire thus starving it of one of the three things fire needs to survive will it!
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cos co2 won't replace the oxygen around the fire thus starving it of one of the three things fire needs to survive will it!
This is merkin logic remember! Its opposite land there, water puts out oil fires and what not!
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The ones iv'e seen all started in the engine bay when the welder was underneath buy the time he got to it it was to late..
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Again fook wit uni student knows all.
Ask seadog if they teach putting oil fires out with water in the NAVY
DOC what do they use to put out fire on oil rigs in the ocean
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I use my old mans nutool mig welder, dont have a clue what Im doing with it most of the time but it seems to work, when im not welding the copper spool to the handle thing
Ive found that an arc welder is better for my chassis as its pretty solid, although, as its full of Waxoyl it does tend to catch fire quite often
Ive found that an arc welder is better for my chassis as its pretty solid, although, as its full of Waxoyl it does tend to catch fire quite often
