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Old 01-13-2009, 04:00 PM   #1
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For anyone searching for old Firestone parts, I got this e-mail from Sigmo this morning
"Poppets - are No Longer Available
Nylon Bushings - are No Longer Available

Tank Plug - Liquid, part# 23-6153 $6.10 each
Tank Plug - Gas, part# 23-6152 $6.10 each"

If anyone else knows who might have these parts, let us know.


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Old 01-13-2009, 04:38 PM   #2
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Yep I have one of these, the nylon bushings get pretty ugly after a while, also the plastic dip tube, but there does not seem to be any good way to convert to regular parts.
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The inlet side can be drilled out to fit the SS short tube.
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Williams Brewing has a few things for firestone kegs.
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The inlet side can be drilled out to fit the SS short tube.
Really? Do you drill out to fit the tube, then also drill out to inset it?
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bump!

(looking for plastic gas-in tube)
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I just ordered a poppet for an old Firestone from Austin Homebrew. I've not yet installed it to test but it appears to be the same piece, yellowish seal.

EDIT: Works like a charm

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i have a thread about the poppets. I hope it helps. I know they fit my keg.

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/very-old-corny-need-order-poppet-96068/
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Really? Do you drill out to fit the tube, then also drill out to inset it?
I took some pics but forgot to bring em. all U have to drill out is the inlet side its the same size about half the way down inside the attached fitting then all U do is drill it the rest of the way at least that is the way mine is. then a reg. short tube slides right in.
U dont have to drill for the inset.



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