Propane insted of Acetylene

[Welderpaul]

Drainss's first picture is a specific cutting torch. This is all we use.
The second picture shows a mixer shank with a welding shank on it. With this type of torch the welding shank can be exchanged for a cutting shank. A more economical type of torch if you are both cutting and welding with it.
Pic shows the cutting shank.

 

[Drains]

The second picture shows a mixer shank with a welding shank on it. With this type of torch the welding shank can be exchanged for a cutting shank.

I was surprised to learn that even the lightweight torch in the second pic can be fitted with a cutting attachment - on y'ere

On that same page are also heating attachments - of a propane nature, which may be what the OP is actually after,

 

[Robotstar5]

I was surprised to learn that even the lightweight torch in the second pic can be fitted with a cutting attachment

Looks like we have the DH3 at work then

 

[Mouse]

There is no name on the torch but there are the numbers 26 on the nozzel.
The torch looks quite old and i have never seen one like it before (but i am no expert).
I assume the torch is a old BOC one as both the guages are BOC diamond and the bottles are BOC as well.
I have tried to post photos but no luck so far but will have another go later on today.
Also the acetylene seems to have 12 bar still in it and the oxygen 100 bar, just dont know how long they will last.
Mouse