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How does an acety-lene hose connector differ from a connector used for an oxygen hose?
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How does an acety-lene hose connector differ from a connector used for an oxygen hose?

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The oxygen hose threads are usually right-handed, whereas acetylene and fuel gas hose threads are left-handed.

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The oxygen hose threads are usually right-handed, whereas acetylene and fuel gas hose threads are left-handed
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