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Re: Using Propane for Cutting Torch
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Posted by Ken Macfarlane on March 30, 2005 at 05:48:03 from (142.166.9.50):
In Reply to: Re: Using Propane for Cutting Torch posted by Allan in NE on March 30, 2005 at 02:22:44:
I too run propane on my torch. I had to get the better multi-fuel hoses as the cheap ones rot when used with natural gas or propane. The 2 piece propane tips are a bit harder to clean and the cut start is slower. I love not having actelyene around to worry about or pay rent on and I like having a spare bbq tank in case the grill runs out! The 25 lb bbq tank has been through 5 or 6 oxygen cylinders so far and still reads nearly full. I have an adapter to use disposible cylinders too but they won't work in the winter. Freeze up too fast. In the summer they get a 1/4" of frost all over them!
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