Iron for a newb who needs to do some minor work, i.e. replacing a resistor

[postjack]

OK, so I need to replace a resistor on one of my ESL-63s so it matches up with the one Kent repaired. Kent sent me very detailed instructions that I think I'll be able to follow. Basically I have to unsolder a wire, unsolder a resistor, install the new resistor and resolder the wire. The rest is just disassembly that can be done with a screwdriver. My screwdriver skillset is pretty strong so I think I'm OK there.

I'm looking for suggestions for a soldering iron. Currently the resistor swap is the only task on my DIY schedule. To be honest I doubt I'll be constructing CMoys anytime soon, but who knows? So I don't need the best iron ever but I want to avoid buying junk.

[Pars]

Hakko Dash seems to get recommended a lot?

HakkoUSA - Product Detail - Hakko "Dash" Soldering Irons

I suppose you could just buy the ratshack irons. Theirs suck, especially the tips, but I got by with one for quite awhile. They do carry some Weller irons, such as this one, which doesn't look too bad.

Weller

[mypasswordis]

My first iron: MINI SOLDER STATION-MPJA, Inc.

Worked well enough for me the time I had it, and I got to play around with some cheap tips.

[postjack]

thanks guys, just the stuff I was looking for.