torch
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torch
when im doing the sas im gunna need a torch, what kind should i get? would this one be any goood? i can get a brand new one from some guy for 200 bucks. after the tanks and gas it cost him 500! http://store.cyberweld.com/vipotowecuou.html should i get it or will it be a waiste? i need somehting cause i cant afford a plasma cutter yet. i know nothing about these, thanks !
#2
If you use a torch to remove the IFS components, be careful! That's a lot of heat near the frame. Folks do it all the time, but I chose to play it safe and use a plasma cutter for more control of what got hot.
#6
A plasma is nice (love mine) but for cleaning a frame of brackets, I suggest using a torch. The toyota frames are low carbon/mild steel, so heat will not affect the nature/strength of the frame at all..
One thing about the plasma, where you point, is where you cut. Using a torch, you will find that you can play with the heat thats aplied to part you are cutting, to remove it easier (hard to explain, but its a method I use on a regular basis)...
One thing about the plasma, where you point, is where you cut. Using a torch, you will find that you can play with the heat thats aplied to part you are cutting, to remove it easier (hard to explain, but its a method I use on a regular basis)...
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#8
If you plan on doing alot of cutting, your going to need bigger bottles. That is a great set for occasional cutting and heating up parts for removal. What's nice about those is you can exchange the bottles anywhere like a 20LB propane tank. When you go bigger, you are stuck with where you purchase the bottle from to get it filled usually. The bottles don't last long at all. They only cost about $8 and $12 to get filled thou.
Last edited by 86toyota; Jan 28, 2005 at 07:02 PM.
#10
I Thought the bottles were included there. Forget that place and buy this one. Same stuff and includes the bottles for $219. You can only ship bottles empty. Then you have to go somewhere to get them exchanged for full ones. They don't fill those size bottles, only exchange them.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...temnumber=3395
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...temnumber=3395
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I would recommend you go that route as well. Easy as cake

