tbulger

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Is there a comprehensive list of usable red hat vlave part #'s, there are so many out there. I am contemplating using one, but dont have any knowledge of anyhting about them (yeah i might hurt myself).
how bout this one
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEBTOX:IT&i tem=280189216579&_trksid=p3984.cTODAY.m238.lVI

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primaries: BRown Ale
secondaries: Rye IPA
Bottled: IPA, Pigs ear brown clone, stovepipe porter, German Alt, Oktober fest ale, Smoked IPA, failed pale ale, 1st AG ESB, belgian wit, Ipa#2, , Lake wheat, fish Red ale, Smoked wheat,
KEGS: blonde Nugs , Sugar pale light, chin nook ale (gone in 1 week)

HenryHill

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Depending on who you ask, they're all usable.

A search will show recent forum activity on types and ratings, and the subsequent ignoring of mfr's recommendations by some.

This is the their whole list.

http://www.ascovalvenet.com/pdf/LiteratureRequest/ASCOTODAY_V7375R3.pdf

There are small brochures on each family of 4 digit numbers in pdf. form also.

NOTE: There is a difference in 'Solenoid Valves' and 'Fuel, Gas and Oil Products', in the blue menu on left of main page.

http://www.ascovalve.com/Applications/Products/Solenoid2WayData.aspx

This is the segment marketed specifically to control combustibles.

http://www.ascovalve.com/Applications/Products/FuelGasOilSolenoidValvesData.aspx

When I called I was advised to use the 8214 family. Specifically 8214G020 in 1/2"NPT. List =$130.
It's just not cheap and common on Ebay...

Others will say that the ones for inert gas, water and light oils are suitable.

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