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> Welding gas cylinder, what size?
ipozestu
post Nov 6 2008, 10:24 AM
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I'm about to put a '75 in the air that's been sitting in my garage for a year. This will be my first crack at rust repair. The Hell hole and lower long area is where the most attention is needed.
I'm new to welding, I've picked up so much information here I feel pretty good about starting this.
I picked up a Lincoln 3200HD off craigslist for $200. I've got a regulator, now I need a cylinder. What size should I get? I was looking at a 20lb bottle available on craigslist. It was designated as CO2. Is that the right bottle? Can it be filled with mix gas? Should I get something bigger?
Tips. tricks, comments, suggestions?
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post Nov 6 2008, 10:36 AM
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I have a similar welder and I got the 40CF. It last pretty long, but I had to refill a couple times already.
Places will exchange tanks on fills unless you wait for "your" tank be filled.

I got mine off ebay - if you can't find one on craigslist. I was good quality, but it didn't matter once exchanged.
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