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    Quote Originally Posted by zoama585 View Post
    It's the standard regulator/flow meter that comes with the welder Click image for larger version. 

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    Ohhh that was a dumb question for me to ask. I see now Ill try to make something like that too !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vinhtec View Post
    Ohhh that was a dumb question for me to ask. I see now Ill try to make something like that too !
    There's no such thing as a dumb question... ask me anything.
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    Zoama Thanks man your a cool guy forums need more of you ! I cant wait to get my machine back and weld more !!!!!!

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    There's no such thing as a dumb question... ask me anything.
    Ok, here goes
    On one picture of the guage, it shows female threads, then another picture, it shows male threads?
    I know male threads are what goes into the tanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Markcuda View Post
    Ok, here goes
    On one picture of the guage, it shows female threads, then another picture, it shows male threads?
    I know male threads are what goes into the tanks.
    The Everlast Flowmeters are male so they screw into the female Tee, then use a close nipple to screw the Tee into the regulator. Different makers use a mix of male and female so you might need a slightly different setup. You might also want different length nipples to make it easier to screw things together or to have them point the same direction. There are fittings for whatever you need.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Markcuda View Post
    Ok, here goes
    On one picture of the guage, it shows female threads, then another picture, it shows male threads?
    I know male threads are what goes into the tanks.
    I just noticed that I grabbed the wrong pic. All the regulators that come with everlast welders are male into the tank. I just used two standard regulators plus a tee to make a purge setup.
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    Cool

    All the regulators that come with everlast welders are male into the tank.
    Ok great, I was worried a tad bit

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    Now everlast needs to sell just the flow meter parts if they don't already...
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