prichard
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Can anyone tell me anything about this torch setup?
Torch info please
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Looks like a Victor Journeyman model. That is a very good cutting torch, I have the same model.
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Victor is the local company known for quality and serviceability... I just had an old Victor medical regulator repaired... don't know much about the company today one way or the other.
My guess is that you have a 315 valve body with both a cutting torch attachment and various size welding tips.
You should be all set for gas welding and "Burning" steel.
I bought the same model when I became a certified welder in another life... also the smaller set and jeweler set too.
My guess is that you have a 315 valve body with both a cutting torch attachment and various size welding tips.
You should be all set for gas welding and "Burning" steel.
I bought the same model when I became a certified welder in another life... also the smaller set and jeweler set too.
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Yes... the attachment is for cutting steel... I've used mine to cut up car bodys and when I was building a trailer to rough cut steel.
The angled welding tips should be stamped with the size... like 00 or 1 etc.
I use to do body work so I used the small tips...
Are you thinking or taking up welding?
The angled welding tips should be stamped with the size... like 00 or 1 etc.
I use to do body work so I used the small tips...
Are you thinking or taking up welding?
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Hard to tell for sure if it's a medium duty or heavy duty torch. The HD is larger in size but it should have a model number on it. It's an older model without the built in flashback arrestors like the newer models but still a very good torch.
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You can add them if you like...
None of the victor welding torches had them in school.
None of the victor welding torches had them in school.
Shield Arc
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Yes you should! You can add them to the torch, or on the regulators.
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Flashback is nothing more than a check valve.
I have them on my bigger torches and not on my small set I used for sheet metal.... found the pressure needed to overcome the flashback check valve spring would not let me get very small even flame.
I have them on my bigger torches and not on my small set I used for sheet metal.... found the pressure needed to overcome the flashback check valve spring would not let me get very small even flame.
