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Re: Dang. Did it again Potblak 09-25-2007
Posted by Potblak on September 25, 2007, 7:30 pm
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I'm not sute where I saw it but it was a US website, I think.
There's a cylinder valve which you can hang your gun on when its not in
use.
Hanging up the torch turns off the gas.
But then you'd probably forget to hang up your gun.

Personally, getting older just gives me an excuse for forgetting all the
things I've always forgotten.

> SteveB wrote:
>>
>> Went to weld something yesterday, and I left my valve open on my 75/25
>> tank
>> again. Most of the gas leaked out. Anyone have any tricks for
>> remembering
>> to turn this off?
>>
>> Steve
>
> Fix the leak. The connections on my syncrowave are so tight, I can turn
> off the argon and several days later the pressure gauge on the regulator
> will still be reading 1,500 PSI.



Posted by on September 25, 2007, 8:51 pm
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wrote:

>I'm not sute where I saw it but it was a US website, I think.
>There's a cylinder valve which you can hang your gun on when its not in
>use.
>Hanging up the torch turns off the gas.
>But then you'd probably forget to hang up your gun.
>
>Personally, getting older just gives me an excuse for forgetting all the
>things I've always forgotten.
>
>> SteveB wrote:
>>>
>>> Went to weld something yesterday, and I left my valve open on my 75/25
>>> tank
>>> again. Most of the gas leaked out. Anyone have any tricks for
>>> remembering
>>> to turn this off?
>>>
>>> Steve
>>
>> Fix the leak. The connections on my syncrowave are so tight, I can turn
>> off the argon and several days later the pressure gauge on the regulator
>> will still be reading 1,500 PSI.
>

Years ago, when I was in the Air Force, most welders were equipped
with this type of valve but as I remember it was located after the
pressure regulator.


Bruce in Bangkok
(brucepaigeATgmailDOTcom)

Posted by jp2home on October 24, 2007, 9:36 am
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Personally, having to go buy another tank full of gas reminds me pretty
danged well!

> SteveB wrote:
>
> Went to weld something yesterday, and I left my valve open on my 75/25
> tank
> again. Most of the gas leaked out. Anyone have any tricks for
> remembering
> to turn this off?
>
> Steve



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