[LtBadd]

Been thinking about buying one of these, just curious how long the oxy tank would last.

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[Poland308]

That’s what I keep on my truck. It last quite a while. Two acetylene tanks per oxy. I have a cutting head too. You can get tanks traded at most plumbing or HVAC supply houses for about 20$ per tank or less.

[smithdoor]

Been thinking about buying one of these, just curious how long the oxy tank would last.

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I have one too
The only down side is cutting steel
I have larger bottles for cutting and bigger Victor Torch
Just save for field work

Dave

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[LtBadd]

That’s what I keep on my truck. It last quite a while. Two acetylene tanks per oxy. I have a cutting head too. You can get tanks traded at most plumbing or HVAC supply houses for about 20$ per tank or less.

Are you doing more brazing then cutting? It always seemed to me (with cutting) that the oxygen always went low first.

[Poland308]

Probably about 50 50 on the usage. I use a miniature rose bud for any brazing over 1/2inch. I have a small cutting head, but I’ve cut up to 1 inch thick plate with it. It runs about 10 on the acetylene and 40 on the oxy. Still about a 1-1/2 or 2 acetylene tanks to 1 oxy.

[LtBadd]

Thanks Josh, you also that answered my other question, if a rosebud was available for this setup

[smithdoor]

Thanks Josh, you also that answered my other question, if a rosebud was available for this setup

Yes Victor have rosbud for this torch

Dave

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[LtBadd]

Thanks Josh, you also that answered my other question, if a rosebud was available for this setup

Yes Victor have rosbud for this torch

Dave

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Thanks Dave