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#156778 03/13/2002 3:45 AM
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OK guys I pulled the torch out, and cut some stuff up just for good measure! grin smile grin

anyway the one thing I though I had remember was how to properly adjust the flame on a cutting torch, but the schwans man came along while I was cutting one of the truck springs. well he adjusted the flame much different then I remembered seeing.

I'm wondering if somebody can post a pic of a properly adjusted cutting torch flame before the trigger is pressed to start cutting?


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p.s. I had forgotten how much fun it is to play with a cutting torch... LOL grin


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