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Hi,
yes you are right,snap on welders are made by cebora in italy,you should be able to find a dealer locally,im pretty sure that BOC are agents for cebora,or i know there is a guy that often advertises spares on ebay,hope thats of some help.
yes you are right,snap on welders are made by cebora in italy,you should be able to find a dealer locally,im pretty sure that BOC are agents for cebora,or i know there is a guy that often advertises spares on ebay,hope thats of some help.
Cebora, taskmaster, or snap-on are all made by Cebora like was said earlier.
I have a taskmaster 130 turbo (which im sure is the same) and Ive already repaired it with pieces ordered through my then local snap-on dealer, theyre expensive but you can always find one localish...
For the plastic wire guide block, I bet its the posts that hold the floating guide onto the block, mines snapped one off too, and for the interim I just apply a clamp gently around the mechanism to get the feed pressure correct on 0.6 wire. I used a snap-on torch for my replacement torch/tubing, its a bit of a job replacing it as you have to open up the main welder casings, but its not rocket science. Trouble is, with the snap-on torch, it was almost cheaper to buy another welder...
I have a taskmaster 130 turbo (which im sure is the same) and Ive already repaired it with pieces ordered through my then local snap-on dealer, theyre expensive but you can always find one localish...
For the plastic wire guide block, I bet its the posts that hold the floating guide onto the block, mines snapped one off too, and for the interim I just apply a clamp gently around the mechanism to get the feed pressure correct on 0.6 wire. I used a snap-on torch for my replacement torch/tubing, its a bit of a job replacing it as you have to open up the main welder casings, but its not rocket science. Trouble is, with the snap-on torch, it was almost cheaper to buy another welder...
fb3333
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well, thats it.. things are looking good.
I found out that an enay return, was more expensive than the replacement parts. So, £21 later (weld air supplies in dunstable, great service and very cheap) and the camper is back on track, and my garage is glowing like a prop from 'back to the future'.
in fact, thats breakfast eaten, im off to build.
I found out that an enay return, was more expensive than the replacement parts. So, £21 later (weld air supplies in dunstable, great service and very cheap) and the camper is back on track, and my garage is glowing like a prop from 'back to the future'.
in fact, thats breakfast eaten, im off to build.
white van man
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a bought the same welder a think machine mart does a lot of there stuff
