Anyone have a argon tank for mig to sell?

[junior]

Wanting to learn to put two pieces of metal together have a Lincoln welder but no tank. Wanted to see if anyone had one laying around they want to get rid of cheap.

Hope I'm not raping the forum rules too much.

[homealone]

If you want to play or "learn," run some flux core wire in it instead of shielding gas. It's messy but works.

If you bring me a big cylinder and I will give you a small one. lol

I have had really good luck with Craigslist for my bottles. They are generally full when I get them too.

Then when I need a refill or if it's outdated, I swap them out at Home Depot. Good prices and open 7 days a week.

[Cooter]

I would just buy the steel wherever you plan on having it refilled. They're not that expensive, and you don't want to get stuck with an out of date cylinder or a stolen rental unit.

[junior]

If I had a big one I wouldn't be here (insert rim shot)

I have a small one (<--- that's what she said) welder that is that I use flux on

But the 220 I want to use a shielding gas.

Need to help a friend with his fence so need to weld some

[junior]

I would just buy the steel wherever you plan on having it refilled. They're not that expensive, and you don't want to get stuck with an out of date cylinder or a stolen rental unit.

The brethren from dfdub would never sell anything stolen!

Craig's maybe

[Lason]

Buy one from where ever you are going to get refills. I went the craigslist route when I got my first tank and it was too big to get filled anywhere. It was stamped around the neck with a shops name that was out of buisness and no one else would mess with it. I had a shop explain it to me and show me the different size bottles and after a certain size they get collars with names stamped in them and you can only get them to fill and service the bottle. I ended up giving that bottle away since it was pretty much worthless to me.

I found out Home Depot 2 blocks from me does exchanges so I bought a bottle from them and now exchange there.

Save yourself the headache

[mk5.0]

Home Depot, northern tools, and welding supply all have exchange bottles.