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Torch coolers steamer 08-08-2007
Posted by steamer on August 8, 2007, 11:43 am
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        --A friend loaned me a torch cooler he has had in storage for many
moons but it's a POS and needs a *lot* of work. Time to buy a new one. I'd
like a Miller but crimmeny the prices start around $600 and go up from
there! That's a lot to pay for a tank, a fan and a pump.. Has anyone got a
link to a cooler that won't bust my wallet?

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Posted by Grant Erwin on August 8, 2007, 12:18 pm
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steamer wrote:
>         --A friend loaned me a torch cooler he has had in storage for many
> moons but it's a POS and needs a *lot* of work. Time to buy a new one. I'd
> like a Miller but crimmeny the prices start around $600 and go up from
> there! That's a lot to pay for a tank, a fan and a pump.. Has anyone got a
> link to a cooler that won't bust my wallet?
>

This is for a TIG torch? If so, just pick up a carbonator pump and stick it
on top of a 5 gallon bucket of clean water. Don't need a heat exchanger/fan
setup according to Ernie, who has run one for a long time now.

Grant

Posted by Ernie Leimkuhler on August 8, 2007, 10:08 pm
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>         --A friend loaned me a torch cooler he has had in storage for many
> moons but it's a POS and needs a *lot* of work. Time to buy a new one. I'd
> like a Miller but crimmeny the prices start around $600 and go up from
> there! That's a lot to pay for a tank, a fan and a pump.. Has anyone got a
> link to a cooler that won't bust my wallet?

Hi Ed.
I have one I can send you.
It works, just needs some clean up.
Just sit it on a 5 gallon bucket of water.
I run mine through a water filter so I don't get any crud in my tank.

Posted by Ignoramus8011 on August 8, 2007, 11:37 pm
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wrote:
>
>> moons but it's a POS and needs a *lot* of work. Time to buy a new one. I'd
>> like a Miller but crimmeny the prices start around $600 and go up from
>> there! That's a lot to pay for a tank, a fan and a pump.. Has anyone got a
>> link to a cooler that won't bust my wallet?
>
> Hi Ed.
> I have one I can send you.
> It works, just needs some clean up.
> Just sit it on a 5 gallon bucket of water.
> I run mine through a water filter so I don't get any crud in my tank.

You can also make one from a used soda carbonator pump. I did just
that.

i

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