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Kerosene Heater (Salamancer Type) repair
Can anyone tell me what material I would need to
repair the replace the metal strips that hold the cone-shaped piece of metal on at the output end of my heater? It looks like some type of stainless-steel. Would a high-nickel rod weld hold up in this application? Thanks, Ken |
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Kerosene Heater (Salamancer Type) repair
I would expect that a high nickel weld (if done properly) would work for
a long time. EJ in NJ NapalmHeart wrote: Can anyone tell me what material I would need to repair the replace the metal strips that hold the cone-shaped piece of metal on at the output end of my heater? It looks like some type of stainless-steel. Would a high-nickel rod weld hold up in this application? Thanks, Ken |
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Kerosene Heater (Salamancer Type) repair
simple brazing will work. Or someone good with a MIG. You can order the
replacement from the mfgr. s "NapalmHeart" wrote in message news Can anyone tell me what material I would need to repair the replace the metal strips that hold the cone-shaped piece of metal on at the output end of my heater? It looks like some type of stainless-steel. Would a high-nickel rod weld hold up in this application? Thanks, Ken |
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