whaylonsmithers
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Hi guys,
I've got a J-vavle that is bleeding air out of the J side of the valve. It looks like k-valves do when they bleed out of the handle - small slow bubbles. The tank is a 1975 USD 72cf steel. I assume the valve is orginal but don't know. Last hyro was 1985 so I think to safe to say its a pre-85 J-valve.
Q1. Is there a part I can get from somwhere so I can remove the J-part and bolt it up? I've already put an SPG on it so the J is a bit superflous.
Q2. I have previously fixed a K-valve that was bleeding air out of the handle by stipping it down and replacing some o-rings. Is it likely that a similar fix would work for this? I'm not an uber-tech but can follow simple instructions slowly.
Thanks all for any help. This forum is extremely informative and I appreciate your efforts in helping out the ignorant. Michael.
I've got a J-vavle that is bleeding air out of the J side of the valve. It looks like k-valves do when they bleed out of the handle - small slow bubbles. The tank is a 1975 USD 72cf steel. I assume the valve is orginal but don't know. Last hyro was 1985 so I think to safe to say its a pre-85 J-valve.
Q1. Is there a part I can get from somwhere so I can remove the J-part and bolt it up? I've already put an SPG on it so the J is a bit superflous.
Q2. I have previously fixed a K-valve that was bleeding air out of the handle by stipping it down and replacing some o-rings. Is it likely that a similar fix would work for this? I'm not an uber-tech but can follow simple instructions slowly.
Thanks all for any help. This forum is extremely informative and I appreciate your efforts in helping out the ignorant. Michael.
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