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05 Sep 2015 19:51 - 05 Sep 2015 23:03 #151390
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It's always the same. 
I reach for the propane gas torch after months since last using it desperate to shift a nut (this time on the shock absorber) and the gas has all leaked out. So what do I do to avoid losing the gas. How do you store your blowtorches?
I reach for the propane gas torch after months since last using it desperate to shift a nut (this time on the shock absorber) and the gas has all leaked out. So what do I do to avoid losing the gas. How do you store your blowtorches?
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05 Sep 2015 22:16 #151405
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Hi, if i don't intend using it for a while i disconnect the cannister and then double check by pouring some fairy liquid ,
( other brands are available !! ) and if no bubbles no leak . I have had things leak before when left attached to the gas source so always remove cannisters now,
cheers. Ian
( other brands are available !! ) and if no bubbles no leak . I have had things leak before when left attached to the gas source so always remove cannisters now,
cheers. Ian
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05 Sep 2015 23:05 #151410
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That's what I do but they never seem to hold the gas.
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wombat wrote: so always remove cannisters now,
cheers. Ian
That's what I do but they never seem to hold the gas.
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