HF Safety Recall:- PROPANE TORCH KIT

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HF Safety Recall:- PROPANE TORCH KIT

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G'Day Folks

I was on HF's site and noticed a safety recall which may effect some members of AA. For full details refer http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/recalls/41785.htm

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Theyre all dead....too late. :P
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No, I got mine from the welding supply co. I am still alive
Ya don't get what you don't pay for. :wink:
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Can you take the $20 and buy a real hose for it or must you turn it in for destruction/shipping to 3rd world countries?

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awww dang it!!! I love my torch!

First time I used it, I thought to myself, "self - how bad would that suck if you accidently hit the hose with the flame from this beast???" After running the scenario through my mind, I decided maybe I shouldn't use it unsupervised. lol
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Aidan Cambel wrote:awww dang it!!! I love my torch!

First time I used it, I thought to myself, "self - how bad would that suck if you accidently hit the hose with the flame from this beast???" After running the scenario through my mind, I decided maybe I shouldn't use it unsupervised. lol


Meh.. not as bad as you think.

We used to regularly set fire to dual 40lb tank rigs to test hoses/regulators and where they were placed on the catering grills.

You get some flame, and possibly a flapping hose, and that's about it.

You won't blow yourself up or anything.
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Now that is a picture:

A flaming flapping hose whipping around the shop.

No Thanks :wink:

I have seen an air hose break at the nozzel and whip around the shop.
Sure cleans the floor up.

Hummmm might be an invention there.
A bunch of air hoses with no ends on them laying around.
Want a quick clean up of the shop?
Open the air valve full blast and run!
Muhahahahaha..........
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there still selling weed burners..
So check you model number..
Your might be fine
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Halberds wrote:Now that is a picture:

A flaming flapping hose whipping around the shop.

No Thanks :wink:

I have seen an air hose break at the nozzel and whip around the shop.
Sure cleans the floor up.

Hummmm might be an invention there.
A bunch of air hoses with no ends on them laying around.
Want a quick clean up of the shop?
Open the air valve full blast and run!
Muhahahahaha..........


yeah, but your air pressure hose is running at a _much_ higher PSI than the propane should be.
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