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03-10-2004, 08:57 AM
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Originally posted by GregP
Can you e-mail the helmet info?
I thought the standard lens was 2 x 4 1/4 ??? With my lens I had to remove the spring, but the lens was retained by a sliding cover from the outside on the goggle, not from the inside like on my rigid helmets, and the thickness just works without the spring to hold the lens and cover securly.
-Greg
Can you e-mail the helmet info?
I thought the standard lens was 2 x 4 1/4 ??? With my lens I had to remove the spring, but the lens was retained by a sliding cover from the outside on the goggle, not from the inside like on my rigid helmets, and the thickness just works without the spring to hold the lens and cover securly.
-Greg
Do you want pricing?
Here's the catalog info
Sellstrom’s leather hood provides overall head protection and is ideal for tight welding places.
2" x 4 1/4" lift front retainer. Drop down ratchet headgear. Four chrome screen vents. Meets ANSI Z87.1-1989.
03-10-2004, 09:43 AM
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I dont have a website but can ship it to you UPS today.
$45.00 Tillman 5000 Hood + UPS
Ill edit this post with the cost of the Autoview lens and the whole set-up as a package. I have it on my desk right now and making sure it will work.
I can also check with a distributer down there and let you know if they have it so you can go chech it out if you need to.
$45.00 Tillman 5000 Hood + UPS
Ill edit this post with the cost of the Autoview lens and the whole set-up as a package. I have it on my desk right now and making sure it will work.
I can also check with a distributer down there and let you know if they have it so you can go chech it out if you need to.
03-10-2004, 09:47 AM
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you can get dark lenses for arc & mig that fit the goggle style masks. I like working with these instead of a hood. You get used to the sparks burning you and don't bang your hood on everything under the car.
03-10-2004, 09:48 AM
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PM me a phone. If your lens fits I'll get a hood and see if my lens works.
If the combo works you really should market it that way as I searched quite a bit for something with the auto lens that is small than my "thinline" style helmet.
-Greg
If the combo works you really should market it that way as I searched quite a bit for something with the auto lens that is small than my "thinline" style helmet.
-Greg
03-10-2004, 12:09 PM
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Great idea GregP
I have to do welding a lot in compartments where you cannot see or get your head in. I have always used a mirror. You can pick up one for a car visor for a buck at the discount parts store. It takes some getting used to because your left is your right and front is back but hell, I learned to brush my hair in a mirror right? The splatter gets to them after a few uses.
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03-10-2004, 02:20 PM
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Originally posted by mmwalters
We call that soft hood a monkey hood. Not hard to see why
We call that soft hood a monkey hood. Not hard to see why
