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Old 09-21-2009, 06:54 PM   #1
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Quick question for you Brutus guys.

Assembling my own parts list for mine. I am staying with my high pressure burners and 3/8 black pipe. Mostly because I have it all from my previous 3 tier system and want to reuse the pipe, valves, needle valves etc. Looking at Asco valves on ebay and I think you guys have bought all the good ones! Anyway, I have a local dist. who carries asco. They have bran new valves 8210 series for as low as 53.00 a piece. They are NC, brass, with a pressure of 0-150. Only downside is they are a 1/4in and out and the orifices are smaller of course. Will this step down and back up effect a 3/8 system running at 25-30psi? I use the cheap HP cajun burners(small round ones) with good results now, except they are freakin LOUD. 3/8 valve doubles the price!
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Old 09-21-2009, 10:57 PM   #2
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The 1/4" ASCO valves will work well on 5+ PSI gas, you might want to check on STC brand valves as they are usually cheaper than the ASCO's for same size. I use a 1/4" parker brand valve connected with 1/4" od tubing and have no problems with the same 4" cast iron burner under the boiler with gas system running at 10PSI.


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Old 09-22-2009, 02:03 AM   #3
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Kladue,

Thanks for the info, I have read MANY of your posts on related matters so trust your opinion. I will check into STC, but ebay has had limited numbers of those lately. Will look new.
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Here is an example http://www.fremontindustrialsupply.com/servlet/the-Process-solenoid-valve%2C-2-way/Categories, not sure what coil voltage you want to use but these folks have a few different coil voltage choices.

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Perfect, they even have 3/8 to match my pipe size. Thanks Klaude


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