Can you replace the torch
742759
yes you can there is a knob on the bottom and top of the torch and you can unscrew them and the torch will come apart allowing to change the torch
654056
I didn't see anything about replacing the light in the documentation I kept. When my lamp burns out I'll contact the manufacturer, Conoco, to determine what is needed.
225080
You probably can, but if i wanted to burn stuff i would buy some matches!!! Great flashlight, cant say enought.
649105
Per my husband who I purchased the welder for, all welders can accept a water cooled torch as long as you have or make the proper adaptor to attach your torch to the welder. He cannot remember off hand right now but he thinks it is a standard Miller attachment.
1266326
If it's listed in conjunction with your torch, it should work. I bought a Primus which said the same thing and they work fine. I did check out product reviews and several people agreed. Hope this helps.
96941
Changing LED is not practical. My torches are several seasons old and still going strong. Have replaced batteries once.
2031458
I just bought a refill at the drug store and it worked. Just make sure the refill has the right size fitting for the torch.
1817168
To use the clamp and burner accessory you need to unscrew the main torch and scree the accessory in its place
599928
You bet!! Replace it as soon as you can. The hot could cause sparks, then fire! Good luck!
96940
Sorry I cant help ,my torch is going strong. I suggest that you call the manufacture of the torch Thanks
1366693
Why would it need to be replaced? Its not meant for multiple rescues, its for you when you need it. If your looking for a tool that is built for that then you need to be looking into some heavier equipment like firefighters use.
97353
Yes it can be removed easily and replaced just as easy.I love this little grill- had rejected anything but charcoal for most of my life.We use this all the time, indoors and out.
1522065
Yes. You can see how to replace at this You Tube link....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-oVbeFsXhI
1536097
The answer to your question depends on where you live. I would suggest you contact the city department that handles trash pick up. You may be able to simply put them in the trash when empty, or in the recycle bin. You may have to take them to the dump or transfer station and drop them off as hazardous material. In any case, when mine no longer provide enough gas to burn the torch, I leave the tank attached, open the valve all the way and set it down outside over night so all of the gas dissipates. I then save them up until I make a trip to the transfer station. Hope this helps.
459343
Go to Lowe's or home depot and buy one of the Blue torch cans. The are not the recommended butane/propane mix, but they work
881932
You just purchase a butane refill can insert the tip of the refill can into the bottom of the torch and it will be refilled.
495493
I would say no. Your problem will be that the flame is a very precise, laser beam like flame. Extremely hot, and only being able to cover a very small area at a time.As well, this particular torch has not proven itself to be very reliable. My final assessment is to not purchase this torch.