Calgary Jeep Association
		4x4 Related Groups => Tech Talk => Topic started by: Rookie on October 17, 2011, 04:51:23 AM
		
			
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				So its time to get a bottle for my welder any suggestions 
Size
Buy or rent
Price
Company
Etc
Thanks
Steve
			 
			
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				I puchased mine from Air Liquide.  Size...  that depends on how much welding you are going to do.  I'm not sure of the capacity of mine, but the bottle stands about 3 ft
			
 
			
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				How much was it to buy and how much to refill and what kind of gas are you running 75/25 ???
			
 
			
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				I rent from Weldco , best price in town I got for both the rental and for the gas itself
			
 
			
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				What kind of money are we talking about need to know so i can convince the wife
			
 
			
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				I would think that renting a bottle would be the way to go, that way you can just exchange the bottle when you need a refill, no waiting for them to fill it for you.
			
 
			
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I would think that renting a bottle would be the way to go, that way you can just exchange the bottle when you need a refill, no waiting for them to fill it for you.
I own my bottle and they just exchange it when it's empty, no waiting to have the same bottle filled.
			 
			
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				Same here. I hate paying rent on my bottle so I bought it outright. Actually found a wicked deal at a pawn shop that didn't know what it was worth. Also this way I can exchange it where ever I want.
Find out who is local to you. For me I use Air Liquide simply because they have a depot at the NAPA in Cochrane. No sense in saving $20 on a refill if you have to drive an extra 30min to get it or they aren't open on the weekend when you really need it.
			 
			
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				last fall i got my 3' bottle at praxair, i bought it, not rent. paid about 275$ for the full tank. i just went back to have it filled. i said i owned the thing. they exchanged it for a full bottle and it cost about 75$ i think. i didnt have to show them any paper work or anything. i think its 75/25 mig bottle. might be able to find it cheaper elsewhere.