Blow Torch Restoration XPOM
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- I got this blow torch from a friend of mine.
This is a very rare vintage blow torch that is used to start the engines of USSR Soviet army heavy tanks during the World War 2. The mark on it says "XPOM 32,42 MB BLC2787-70 10-1977 1L" Which indicates the name of the brand is CROM and it is made in 1977
I gave it a new look, I hope you enjoy this blow torch restoration XPOM.
I will need you help at the end of the video. Please share your thoughts in the comments.
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I use one of these from time to time. The pan must pre heat the torch head for a few minutes. If not then it won't burn correctly. There should be a stream of fuel coming out when pumped up and valve is open.
I filled the pan twice and let it burn for a couple of minutes. I will try it a couple more times and will let you know. Thanks a lot.
Przerobić ją na tą lepszą wersję a nie to co tu jest pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍👍👍👍
How your neighbours haven't call the police and fire departmant? Do you still live in the same place? 😂Brave and perfect job!
🤣 yeah, thanks
My dad's one works just like yours 😂
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Maşallah,ellerine sağlık,sabır ve becerinin gösterimi👍
Even this restoration, no dents have been removed from the tank and the blower finishing not done properly.
wishing All the Best for your future projects.
Yeah I didn't correct the dents. What is your suggestion for the blower? Thanks a lot for your comment
So cool! ❤
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Mükenmel👏👏👏👏👍
Doesn't that sort of pump mechanism require you to pull back the plunger and then slowly push forward to force the fuel through? Thanks for your videos, I enjoy watching them!
Yeah, that's what it should do actually but It doesn't... Thank you very much for your comment 🙏🏻
I can't understand why they insert a cloth into a brass tube.What kind of cloth?Can you help me to explain?thanks so much
Hi, thanks for watching. Actually it is a strainer. Its purpose is to filter the particles so the flame would run flawless.
thanks so much
@@restorationmania
Thank you for watching and for the comment have a great day 😊
What is the solution you are soaking the parts in?
For rust removal?
I like your effort, and the end result is beautiful; but if it doesnt work it's not restored. Maybe someone below can help, but you need to do your own research before posting.
Thank you very much. You are %100 right. I am working on a new project right now. As soon as I finish it, I will get back to this one and make it work. Take care.
didn't these old torches use white gas?
I think you mean kerosene. I also tried with it but still didn't work.
@@restorationmania nope, didn't mean kerosene. White gas is different. It burns more efficient and is what was used in old torches.
I will look into that, thanks a lot 👍🏻
I am watching your restoration, noticed the vice (orange) you r using is not restored, the finishing is very poor
Thanks.
What do you mean by poor finish? I used it many times after I restored it, so it is normal to look worn out. Have you watched the video? Please explain, how you would like to see it. Thanks for your comment