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Hi folks
This is not exactly a Holden question but related. I am looking at buying a Henrob gas welding torch as I have heard that they are good for all round panel work and in many cases better than a MIG.
Does anyone out there own or have used one and can confirm or deny the merit of Henrob torch.
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Mark i've never used one of these torches but i've heard a few people talk about the before and by the sounds of things they are a great torch.
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i have never used one either. not cheap though, Amweld told me it would be about 1000 bucks incuding regs and hoses etc.
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Thanks for the feedback.
I know they are not cheap in Australia. I am going to the US soon and plan to bring a couple back with me. The basic kit is about $450.00 AUD and the Master kit works out at less than $600.00 AUD.
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Hi Guys.
These are another case of Aussie ideas going overseas.
I purchase one of these about 15 years ago, they were invented & manufactured in Austraia & they are a great torch. When I bought mine they were branded 'Dillon', but the yankee mob tha |
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