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Old 2010-01-26, 8:30pm
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Im so stupid. I am missing that key thing that goes in the middle of my regulator. can you tell its been five years, no wonder i have no pressure. I cant find the dam thing anywhere. Is this something you can buy/replace?
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Old 2010-01-26, 8:37pm
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Yes, but you may have to mail order. What kind is your regulator? Not just brand, but model number. (I looked through my Victor regulator documentation and different models have different part numbers for the adjusting screw.)
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Old 2010-01-26, 9:12pm
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ill look in the morning and let you know, thanks so much!
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Old 2010-01-26, 9:47pm
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Just phone any of your local welding supply shops with make, model, etc. Perhaps Air Gas or Air Liquide would have a replacement 'T' handle. Air Gas handles their in house brand called Randor.
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Old 2010-01-31, 4:33pm
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I found a welding store and they ordered it for me!
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Old 2010-01-31, 6:06pm
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Great! I thought they would have to order it and thought you might be able to get it more quickly if you could order it yourself. But this way, you can return it more easily if any mistakes were made, so perhaps this is better.
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Old 2010-01-31, 6:35pm
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i also replaced one of my regulators for 13 bucks. thank gawd i wasnt stupid and bought a new one, as he told me I had one of the nicer ones...clueless...a fool and their money soon part........
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