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    Default WTB: Welding (torch) kit with all attachments.

    Kinda like this.
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    that is a torch setup, not a welder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BTEC
    that is a torch setup, not a welder.
    That is an oxy-acetylene setup and can be used for welding/brazing as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BTEC
    that is a torch setup, not a welder.
    Doh!. ...

    I'll try and correct the line.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDawg
    That is an oxy-acetylene setup and can be used for welding/brazing as well.
    yea, a specific type of welding would help you here. stick, mig, tig, torch....

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    Quote Originally Posted by dazn
    yea, a specific type of welding would help you here. stick, mig, tig, torch....
    I guess what I'm after is what is pictured. I really need it to heat stuff while working on my Rover. A centering peg is stuck with locktite and I've tried a regular propane torch and it didn't do the trick.
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    Aha... I found one here locally. Now I need to get the gases filled.

    http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...temnumber=3395
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